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6th Grade- Exam Review Part 1 (Earth's Surface and Interior)
6th Grade- Exam Review Part 1 (Earth's Surface and Interior)
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The color of a mineral in it's powdered form is its
hardness
density
streak
luster
2
When magma cools slowly underground, the crystals that form are
invisible
tiny
nonexistent
large
3
Mountain ranges form when:
1 continental and 1 oceanic plate converge.
2 continental plates diverge.
2 continental plates converge.
2 oceanic plates converge.
4
Clastic sedimentary rocks are made of sediment from
bones and shells.
chemicals.
other rocks.
minerals.
5
Plates move toward each other at a:
transform boundary
fault
convergent boundary
divergent boundary
6
Rocks that undergo heat and pressure become:
sedimentary
igneous
sediments
metamorphic
7
All of the following are characteristics of a mineral EXCEPT:
inorganic
naturally occurring
definite chemical composition
organic
8
Which form of heat transfer causes the movement of rock in the mantle?
radiation
convection
air pressure
conduction
9
All of the following are evidence that supports the theory of seafloor spreading EXCEPT:
matching coal fields on 2 continents.
molten rock on the ocean floor.
magnetic stripe patterns on the ocean floor.
rock getting older as you move away from a mid-ocean ridge.
10
Extrusive igneous rocks form
from lava cooling underground
from magma cooling underground
from lava cooling above ground
from magma cooling above ground
11
The process of a dense plate sinking into a trench and melting into the mantle is called:
convection.
conduction.
subduction.
seafloor spreading.
12
This is the only liquid layer in the Earth.
inner core
mantle
outer core
crust
13
A foliated metamorphic rock:
has a dark color
has mineral grains lined up in bands
has randomly arranged mineral grains
has a light color
14
As you go deeper into the Earth,
temperature decreases and pressure increases.
temperature and pressure both decrease.
temperature and pressure both increase.
temperature inclreases and pressure decreases.
15
The movement of sediment from one location to another is called:
deposition
erosion
mechanical weathering
chemical weathering
16
This is the outermost layer of the Earth.
outer core
mantle
inner core
crust
17
Which of the following is not a classification of sedimentary rocks:
chemical
clastic
organic
inorganic
18
When you perform a scratch test on a mineral, you are testing the minerals:
streak
luster
hardness
density
19
Why was Wegener's theory of continental drift rejected?
he couldn't find fossils to support it.
He couldn't obtain rock
He couldn't explain the direction the continents moved.
He couldn't explain what was causing the continents to move.
20
The process of sedimentary rocks being glued together by dissolved minerals is:
deposition
compaction
cementation
weathering
21
Tectonics plate move because:
the asthenosphere moves plates in the lithosphere.
the core moves plate in the mantle..
the lithosphere moves plates in the asthenosphere.
the outer core moves plates in the inner core.
22
Which of Earth's layers is the most dense?
inner core
outer core
crust
mantle
23
The cooling of magma or lava leads to the formation of:
sedimentary rocks
metamorphic rocks
sediment
igneous rocks
24
Mechanical weathering is the breaking down rock into sediment by:
acid rain.
dissolving in water.
moss releasing chemicals.
rain or snow.
25
Earthquakes occur when:
an oceanic and continental plate diverge.
2 continental plates diverge.
an 2 plates move horizontally past each other.
2 oceanic plates converge.
26
All of the following are evidence that support the theeoy of continental drift except:
molten material on the ocean floor.
evidence of glaciers in Africa.
matching mountain ranges in S. America and Africa.
fossils on several continents.
27
A mid-ocean ridge forms when:
2 oceanic plates converge.
2 oceanic plates diverge.
2 continental plates converge.
2 continental plates diverge.
28
An intrusive, granitic igneous rock would:
large cyrstals and dark color
have large crystals and light color
small crystals and light color
small crystals and dark color
29
Convection occurs in the mantle because:
rock heated by the core becomes more dense and sinks.
rock heated by the core bcomes less dense and rises.
rock heated by the core becomes more dense and rises.
rock heated by the core becomes less dense and sinks.
30
The two types of magma that can form igneous rock are
organic and clastic
granitic and basaltic
course-grain and fine-grain
foliated and nonfoliated