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6th Grade Final Exam Part 2
6th Grade Final Exam Part 2
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_____________________ is a mixture of weather rock, rock fragments, decayed organic matter, water and air.
Granite
Soil
Pores
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A mechanical weathering process where water enters cracks in the rocks and freezes, it expands and that widens the crack
Rain plowing
Snow prying
Ice wedging
3
The average weather of an area is called
Climate
Weather
System
4
Which is an example of chemical weathering?
Ice wedging
Animals
Oxidation
5
Where is the focus of an earthquake located?
Above Ground
In the ocean
Below Ground
6
What arer ways acid rain is formed?
Volcanic ash
Pollution
Smoking
7
Most of the earthquakes in Japan are a result of one plate sinking under another.
Convergent boundry
Divergent boundry
Transform boundry
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What natural disaster has little to no warning?
Tornado
Hurricane
Earthquake
9
The shape and steepness of the landscape is called
Mountainology
Geography
Topography
10
What is a fault?
Earth’s solid surface
When you are responsible for something happening
A crack in the Earth’s surface
11
What is a hot spot?
Where volcanoes will most likely form
Where you get free wi-fi
The seat next to Mr. Adamson in class
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Which is NOT organic matter?
Dead insects
Decayed leaves
Mineral fragments
13
Which of Earth’s layers is made mostly of iron and nickel?
Core
Lithosphere
Mantle
14
The African Rift Valley is a location where plates are moving apart.
Transform boundry
Convergent boundry
Divergent boundry
15
What is the difference between magma and lava?
Lava is below the surface of the Earth and magma is above the surface
Magma and lava are the same thing
Magma is below the surface of the Earth and lava is above the surface
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A strike-slip fault is a result of __________________ stress
Tension
Shear
Compression
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A reverse fault is caused by a type of stress known as
Shear
Tension
Compression
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The ______________ is the densest compositional layer and makes up one-third of Earth’s mass.
Lithosphere
Mantle
Core
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______________ describes the mechanical and chemical processes that change objects on Earth’s surface over time.
Sediment
Water
Weathering
20
A normal fault is a result of a type of stress known as
Tension
Shear
Compression
21
___________________ is the process of changing once-living material into dark-colored organic matter.
Soil
Parent material
Decomposition
22
When two plate boundaries are convergent, what landform is likely to form?
Mountain
Valley
Lake
23
What is it called when rock deforms and snaps back?
Cinder cones
Elastic rebound
Compression
24
The ____________ is a region of hot, slow-flowing, solid rock.
Lithosphere
Core
Mantle
25
The ________________ is the outermost, rigid physical layer of Earth
Mantle
Core
Lithosphere
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What kind of climate has the fastest weathering?
Hot and wet
Hot and dry
Cold and wet
27
Where volcanoes will most likely form
at the boundries of techtonic plates
In mountain ranges
In the ocean
28
The way light bounces off a mineral’s surface is described by the mineral’s
Luster
Streak
Atom
29
Each element is made up of only one kind of ____________________.
Streak
Atom
Luster
30
________ is the specific name describing the physical processes that naturally break rocks into smaller pieces
Surface Area
Chemical weathering
Mechanical weathering
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Which is LEAST likely to weather bedrock buried beneath layers of soil?
Ice
Plant roots
Abrasion
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This occurs when water, wind, ice, or temperature change break down rock into fragments
Sediment
Weathering
Erosion
33
This rock is made up of the mineral calcite, and it is formed from the remains of organisms that lived in water.
Metamorphic
Igneous
Sedimentary
34
All of the organisms that live in an area are called
Biology
Larry
Biota
35
What is a vent?
An opening where lava comes out of
Where magma enters the ocean
Something that air comes out of
36
What would happen to the rock cycle if erosion did not occur?
The rock cycle would not exist any longer
Erosion does not affect the rock cycle
The rock cycle would speed up
37
Why is the location around the Pacific Ocean known as the Ring of Fire?
The night sky looks like fire
Materials burn quickly in the Pacific Ocean
A lot of volcanoes are in a giant circle in the Pacific Ocean
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What causes an earthquake?
Tsunami
Movement of tectonic plates
Volcano erupting
39
The color of a mineral in powdered form is the mineral’s ______________.
Atom
Luster
Streak
40
The San Andreas fault is a location where tectonic plates move horizontally past each other.
Transform boundry
Convergent boundry
Divergent boundry
41
The theory that describes large-scale movements of the Earth’s lithosphere is called
Theory of modern day earthquakes
Pangea
Plate techtonics
42
Oxidation combines the element __________________ with other elements or molecules
Nitrogen
Oxygen
ShamWow
43
The remains of something that was once alive is called
A vampire
Skeleton
Orgaqnic Matter
44
How can sedimentary rock become metamorphic rock?
High temperature and low pressure
High temperature and high pressure
Low temperature and high pressure
45
Which of the following are not ways to determine a mineral’s type.
Color
Luster
Density
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This rock is made of tiny crystals that formed quickly when molten rock cools at Earth’s surface.
Metamorphic
Sedimentary
Igneous
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Through high temperature and pressure, this rock formed from sedimentary rock.
Igneous
Sedimentary
Metamorphic