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6th science Earth science
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The rarest, most durable and beautiful gems are called this . . .
Ore
Copper
Fossil Fuels
Precious stones
2
The hardest material that composes the earths crust is called this . . .
Sedimentary
Lava
Rock
Iron
3
This is the scientist that studies the structures of the earth
Ichtheologist
Botanist
IDKOlogist
Geologist
4
This metal is a good conductor of electricity.
Iron ore
Cobalt
Nickel
Copper
5
T/F
A
volcano
allows molten rock and hot gases to escape from within the earth.
False
True
6
The process by which new soil is formed as rocks crumble and break apart
Weathering
Extinction
Seismology
Spelunking
7
T/ F
Chemical weathering occurs when natural acids slowly eat into a rock.
False
True
8
A Volcano characterized by hot clouds of gas and dust that it expels.
Strombolian
Vulcanian
Plinian
Dormant
9
Small deposits of igneous and metamorphic crystals
Fossil
Ore
Gemstones
Geode
10
A break that appears at the boundary between two moving masses of rock is known as this . . .
Fumarole
Fault
Focus
Epicenter
11
Any trace of a plant or animal left in a rock
Anthracite
Fossil
Carving
Petrified bone
12
Any trembling or shaking of the earth's crust is defined as this . . .
Fault
Earthquake
Tsunami
Fracture
13
A volcano this
was
active but it has not been active recently is called this . . .
Active
Dormant
Extinct
Plinian
14
The place at ground level that is directly above the focus of an earthquake is called this . .
Epicenter
Tremor
Fracture
Fault
15
The boundary between the earth's crust and its mantle
Upper Mantle
Outer core
Moho
Dormant Volcano
16
The point underground where an earthquakes begins is called this . . .
Focus
Fumarole
Epicenter
Fault
17
T/ F
A
magma chamber
is created when trapped gases blast through earth's surface
True
False
18
The ends of a magnet are called this . . .
Poles
Magnetism
electromagnet
IDK
19
The area surrounding a magnet where the force of the magnet effects other objects.
Magnetosphere
Force Field
Magnetic Field
North Pole
20
A volcano that has erupted recently
Flowing
Dormant
Hawaiian
Active
21
The study of earthquakes is called this . . .
Microbiology
Biology
Seismology
Zoology
22
The magnetic field produced by the earth is called this . . .
Magnetosphere
Poles
Solar wind
Aurora
23
Any rock containing a metal together with impurities
Ore
Gemstones
Precious metals
Precious stones
24
Sand and mineral fragments that have been pressed together form this type of rock
Breccia
Precious Gems
Glassy
Sedimentary
25
Any hollow space in the earth's crust that is large enough for a person to fit into.
Fumaroles
Cave
Lava Tube
Vent
26
The hardest known mineral. It is commonly found in volcanic pipes.
Copper
Diamond
Gold
Ore
27
T/ F
The temperature of rocks decreases with depth
False
True
28
Smaller fragments of molten rock that solidify almost instantly are called this . . .
Moho
Lava
Lapilli
Tephra
29
A volcano that produces lava fountains or fire curtains is called this . . .
Plinian
Active
Vulcanian
Hawaiian
30
Holes or cracks which serve as escape vents for underground gases are called this . .
Fumaroles
Mid-oceanic ridges
Extinct Volcano
Crater
31
T/ F
The Strength of an earthquake is called the magnitude.
True
False
32
When melted/molten rock solidifies, it forms this type of rock . . .
Hard
White or black
Sedimentary
Igneous
33
The underwater mountain ranges are called this . . .
Ring of fire
Plates
Mid-Oceanic ridges
Hot spots
34
A volcano that has not erupted in recorded history
Dormant
IDK
Active
Extinct
35
Earthquakes sometimes cause very large waves called this . . .
tremors
High tides
Tsunamis
Aftershocks