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April 25 weekly Earth science quiz
April 25 weekly Earth science quiz
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Quiz on ocean currents, rock types and their formation
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The pictured rock is an ________rock because you can see the crystals that cooled slowly.
bedded
foliated
intrusive
extrusive
2
When igneous rock is formed from slowly cooling magma it is called
extrusive
foliated
intrusive
delicate
3
This is the name for the five giant current patterns in the world's oceans
waves
convection currents
streams
gyres
4
Surface currents only affect 10% of the ocean's water, and are created by
icebergs
heat islands
Tsunamis
wind belts
5
The Earth sphere that we are now studying is the ___________.
Atmosphere
Lithosphere
Hydrosphere
Biosphere
6
Sediments break off of existing rock through the process of
roughing
weathering
erosion
bedding
7
The picture gives an example of this kind of weathering
physical
temporary
provisional
significant
8
The three types of rock are metamorphic, igneous, and
solid
sedimentary
golden
slippery
9
Sedimentary rock forms by _________ because layers form on top of each other.
bedding
crushing
squishing
eroding
10
When igneous rock is formed from magma it is called ________ rock.
intrusive
invasive
cooled
extrusive
11
When igneous rock is formed from lava it is called
extrusive
intrusive
bedded
loud
12
What is a convection current?
A fruit like a raisin, but smaller
The circular movement of heat through a fluid.
An ocean wave.
The speed of a stream.
13
What are the two types of ocean currents?
high and low
loud and quiet
gentle and harsh
density (deep) and surface
14
This type of weathering physically changes the rock, usually by dissolving it away
chemical
gravitational
potential
physical
15
Metamorphic rocks form from other rock types due to ___________.
tension
lithification
freezing and thawing
heat and pressure