Multiple Choice
A seismic gap is
A) a region within a tectonic plate with no active faults.
B) a region on the boundary of a tectonic plate with no active faults.
C) a fault that does not produce offsets at Earth's surface.
D) a "missing" portion of a fault that has not yet been mapped.
E) a segment along an active fault that has not experienced seismic activity recently.
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