Here's a breakdown:
* Tectonic forces are the forces that drive the movement of the Earth's tectonic plates. These forces are generated deep within the Earth by the heat of the planet's core.
* Folding occurs when rocks are subjected to compressional forces, causing them to bend and buckle.
* Tilting happens when rocks are subjected to forces that push them upwards or downwards, causing them to slant.
* Breaking (also known as faulting) occurs when rocks are subjected to tension or shear forces, causing them to fracture.
In summary, tectonic forces are the primary driver of deformation in rocks, leading to folding, tilting, and breaking.
