Folding, as well as motion along faults, can change the position of rock layers and how they line up with other layers. true or false

The answer is true.

Step-by-step explanation:  When rocks are pushed or are subjected to stress, it can cause a rock to change its shape or may brake. When the external stresses are not more than the internal rock strength then rocks are bend automatically, which is known as folding.

But when stresses are more than the rock strength, then rocks are broken that creates fracture. If with the passage of time displacement occurs along this fracture then it called a Fault and the path of displacement will be called fault line.

And, if there is no displacement then it will simply termed as fracture not fault.

Based on the definitions above, we can say that the given statement is true. Obviously, Folding, as well as motion along faults, can change the position of rock layers and how they line up with other layers.