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Magma is classified as basaltic, andesitic or Rhyolitic.
False
True
2
Groundwater, oil, and natural gas are commonly found within pore spaces in sedimentary rocks
True
False
3
consists of solid material that has been deposited on Earths surface by wind, water, ice, gravity or chemical precip.
Sediments
Physical weathering
Cementation
Chemical weathering
4
Physical weathering changes the composition is mineral fragments.
False
True
5
Occurs when very hot water reacts with rock
Hydrothermal metamorphism
Porphyroblasts
Contact metamorphism
Regional metamorphism
6
In the laboratory, rocks must be heated from 8000 C to 12000 C before they melt.
False
True
7
__________ has the highest silica content.
Basaltic
Igneous rock
Rhyolitic
Magma
8
Magma that has a low silica content is called
Rhyolotic
Basaltic
Magma
Lava
9
Lithification begins with erosion.
False
True
10
Composed mainly of minerals with blocky crystal shapes
Metamorphic rock
Nonfoliated metamorphic rock
Porphyroblasts
Foliated metamorphic rock
11
The physical and chemical process called ______ transforms sediments into sedimentary rocks.
Deposition
Cementation
Physical weathering
Lithification
12
Contact metamorphism occurs under the Conditions of
Low temperature and moderate to low pressure
High temperature and moderate to low pressure
High temperatures and high pressure
Low temperature and very high pressure
13
The elements found in magma are quite different from those found in the Earth’s surface.
False
True
14
Molten rock inside the earths crust is called
Lava
Basaltic
Igneous rock
Magma
15
Bedding is called ____ when the heaviest and coarsest material is on the bottom.
Cross bedding
Bedding
Graded bedding
Lithification
16
When the magma cools it crystallizes in the _____order of partial melting.
Magma
Partial melting
Melting points
Reverse
17
Magma is often a slushy mix of molten rock, gases, and mineral crystals.
False
True
18
During ______, mineral remain chemically unchanged and rock fragments simply break off of the solid rock along fractures
Physical weathering
Lithification
Cementation
Chemical weathering
19
Occurs when rock comes into contact with molten rock
Hydrothermal metamorphism
Metamorphic rock
Contact metamorphism
Regional metamorphism
20
Because different minerals have different____ not all parts of a rock melt at the Same time.
Partial melting
Melting point
Magma
Elements
21
Metamorphosis rocks in which the long axis of their minerals are perpendicular to their pressure that altered them are
Marble like
Nonfoliated
Quartzite like
Foliages
22
Rock whose texture,mineralogy or chemical composition can be altered without melting it
Foliated metamorphic rock
Nonfoliated metamorphic rock
Porphyoblasts
Metamorphic rock
23
Minerals that crystallize at higher temperatures as a result of contact metamorphism tend to be found near
Coral reefs
Bodies of water
Coal deposits
Igneous intrusions
24
The primary feature of sedimentary rocks is ___ or horizontal layering.
Transport
Bedding
Cross bedding
Sand dunes
25
Magma that flows onto the earths surface is called
Igneous rock
Basaltic
Lava
Magma
26
Many sedimentary rocks contain _____ the preserved remains or impressions or other evidence of one living organisms
Ripple marks
Fossils
Sand dunes
Bedding
27
Metamorphism resulting from high temperatures and pressure that affects a large region
Hydrothermal metamorphism
Porphyroblasts
Regional metamorphism
Contact metamorphism
28
When sediments become cemented together they form ____.
Elastic sediments
Cementation
Sorted deposits
Sedimentary rocks
29
Heat in the upper mantle And lower crust may come in part from decay of radioactive elements.
True
False
30
Mud compacts more than sand
True
False
31
Sands are usually poorly compacted during deposition And they tend compact a great deal during burial.
False
True
32
During _____, the minerals of a rock are dissolved or otherwise chemically changed
Chemical weathering
Physical weathering
Cementation
Lithification
33
The pressure required for metamorphism can be generated by
Cementation and lithification
Pressure from the weight of an overlying rock
Heat from magma bodies in contact with surrounding rock
Hydrothermal solutions
34
Another type of bedding called _______ forms as inclined layers of sediment migrate forward across a horizontal surface
Graded bedding
Bedding
Lithification
Cross bedding
35
Porphyroblasts differ from the minerals surrounding them in terms of
Axis of orientation
Shape
Color
Size
36
The type of bedding that occurs depends upon the sediments method of _____.
Bedding
Lithification
Transport
Ripple marks
37
In one type of Cementation, a new mineral grows between sediment grains
True
False
38
Large scale cross bedding can be formed by migrating ____
Bedding
Ripple marks
Fossils
Sand dunes
39
The process whereby some minerals melt at low temperatures while other minerals remain solid is ___.
Elements
Partial melting
Magma
Melting points
40
Characterized by wavy layers and bands on light and dark minerals
Foliated metamorphic rock
Metamorphic rock
Porphyroblasts
Nonfoliated metamorphic rocks
41
As a result of _____, sediments are laid down on the ground or on the bottom of bodies of water.
Cementation
Chemical weathering
Deposition
Lithification
42
Silica is the most abundant compound found in magma.
True
False
43
As each group of minerals crystallize it removes elements from the remaining ______ instead of adding new elements
Melting point
Partial melting
Magma
Reverse
44
Weathering produces _____ , which are rock and mineral fragments.
Physical weathering
Sediment
Elastic sediments
Unsorted deposits
45
When sediment is moved into small ridges by wind or wave action_____can form
Sand dunes
Ripple marks
Sand dunes
Fossils
46
As each group of minerals melt different _____ are added to the magma mixture changing its composition
Elements
Fractional crystallization
Magma
Partial melting
47
The process wherein different minerals form at different temperatures is called ____.
Reverse
Elements
Partial melting
Fractional Crystallization
48
Large crystals of new metamorphic minerals
Nonfoliated metamorphic rock
Foliated metamorphic rock
Metamorphic rock
Porphyroblasts
49
The temperature in Earths crust decreases with depth.
True
False
50
Hot fluids migrating into and out of rock during metamorphism can change the rocks
Grade
Chemistry
Fossil content
Energy
51
Muds may contain up to 60%water and shrink as excess water is squeezed out.
True
False
52
Sediments tend form ____ when transported by water and wind
Lithification
Sediments
Unsorted deposits
Sorted deposits
53
A(n) __________is formed from the crystallization of magma.
Igneous rock
Basaltic
Lava
Rhyolitic
54
A regional metamorphic belt is divided into zones based upon
Current underground temperature
The number of volcanoes in an area
Mineral group found in rocks
Types of fossils found in rocks
55
The process by which mineral growth binds sediments grains together into solid rock is
Sediment
Physical weathering
Lithification
Cementation
56
Glaciers and land slides tend to create _____ in which sediments of different sizes are mixed together.
Elastic sediments
Sediment
Sedimentary rock
Unsorted deposits
57
During _____, parts of An organism can be replaced by minerals and turned into rock.
Bedding
Transport
Lithification
Cross bedding
58
Metamorphis rocks that lack mineral grains with long axes oriented in one direction are
Foliated
Marble like
NonFoliated
Quartzite like
59
The type of metamorphism that occurs when very hot water reacts with and alters the mineralogy of rock is
Regional
Contact
Local
Hydrothermal