The original answer for d & e was that the eastern block moved NW relative to the western block, and it was a sinistral reverse fault. Can't remember why I chose reverse and not normal.
Lab TA appears to be saying not sinistral, just 'normal'.
So my questions are, how would you determine that it's a normal fault and not reverse? Why not sinistral?
I can't see an indication of how the foot wall (western block) has moved relative to the hanging wall. I know the TA is the person to ask but it's an online course and answers were slow to come at the best of times.
Upward movement of the eastern block would then reveal Bed 1 when the area was eroded.
My conclusion therefore, is that the fault moved the eastern block north-west and up, relative to the western block.
Did I miss anything? It is late, which I will claim as an excuse. If my logic is unclear, let me know and I can try add more pictures, or video of me waving hands about, which is my usual approach.