Science Test 10 Flashcards

1
Q

A rock that has changed due to heat or pressure is a ___________________ rock.

A

metamorphic

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2
Q

Which of the following tests most likely could be used to identify a rock?

A

magnetism

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3
Q

The individual rock particles, crystals, and sometimes fossils that combine to give a rock its texture are known as _____________.

A

grains

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4
Q

Which of the following contains the largest crystals?

A

pegmatite

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5
Q

A type of rock that is so smooth and shiny that its called volcanic glass is _______________.

A

obsidian

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6
Q

Igneous rocks like granite and basalt are often used for statues and important buildings because they are _________ _________________ ___________.

A

very weather resistant

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7
Q

Which type of rock is most closely tied to the process of erosion?

A

sedimentary

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8
Q

Which of the following would come between deposition and cementation in the formation of a sedimentary?

A

compaction

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9
Q

Rocks formed from minerals precipitated from water are ____________ rocks.

A

non-clastic sedimentary

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10
Q

Which kind of sedimentary rock is most useful as a construction material?

A

limestone

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11
Q

The original rock that was altered to form a metamorphic rock is the ______________ rock.

A

source

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12
Q

Metamorphic rock that contains grains that appear to be aligned in a more of less parallel pattern is __________ metamorphic rock.

A

foliated

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13
Q

High quality marble rock would most likely be used for ______________________________________.

A

veneer stone on large government buildings.

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14
Q

According to old-earth rock cycle, most rocks will eventually __________ __ ___ ____________ ____ _________.

A

return to the mantle and melt

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15
Q

The young-earth view of historical geology concludes that-

A

-only a tiny fraction of the rock cycle could gave occured since the beggining of the world
-there is not enough time for one rock to fo through the entire cycle.
-subduction of sedimentary rocks likely resulted from a nrief but catastrophic period in the earth’s history.

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16
Q

Melting sedimentary rocks in the crust can happen only through _____________.

A

subduction

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17
Q

The law of conservation and matter implies that the earth’s matter can change in form but not in mass.

A

True

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18
Q

Long, thin grains in a rock indicate that something abnormal happened to it during its existance.

A

True

19
Q

Fossils are commonly found in granite

A

False

20
Q

Igneous rocks do not make the best building materials because they tend to dissolve in acid rain.

A

false

21
Q

Cementation is what turns clastic sediments into non-clastic sediments.

A

false

22
Q

Chalk is an inorganic sedimentary rock.

A

false

23
Q

Metamorphism changes only igneous of sedimentary rocks into metamorphic rocks.

A

false

24
Q

If a geologist observes contact metamorphism in the rock below horizontal stratums of igneous rock but not in the rock right above it he can assume that he is looking at a surface lava flow rather thana sill intrusion

A

true

25
Q

Sedimentary rocks are the starting material for most versions of the rock cycle.

A

false

26
Q

The traditional rock cycle supports an old-earth worldview rather than a young-earth view.

A

true

27
Q

Intrusive igneous rock

A

granite or gabbro

28
Q

extrusive igneous rock

A

basalt or andesite

29
Q

clastic sedimentary rock

A

conglomerate or breccia

30
Q

non-clastic sedimentary rock

A

limestone or chalk

31
Q

foliated metamorphic rock

A

slate or gneiss

31
Q

non-foliated metamorphic rock

A

marble or quartzite

32
Q

Rocks that formed when molten rock cooled and hardened are called ___________ rocks.

A

igneous

33
Q

Rocks that formed when bits and pieces of eroded rocks are called ______________ rocks.

A

sedimentary

34
Q

Young-earth geologists believe that the original basement rock of the earth’s continents was _______

A

granite

35
Q

Fragments of rocks that fuse together to form a larger rock are called _______.

A

clasts

35
Q

Modern geologists believe that the size of the grains in an igneous rock have mor to do with where it cooled than how _____ it cooled

A

fast

36
Q

Limestone has been used for thousands of tears as the raw material for a common artificial construction material called _________________.

A

concrete

36
Q

Metamorphic rocks that contain crystals in bands or parallel layers are classified as __________ rocks.

A

foliated

37
Q

When limestone undergoes metamorphosis, it turns into __________.

A

marble

38
Q

Old-earth geologists believe that sedimentary rocks eventually return to the mantle by ______________.

A

subduction

39
Q

Ant zones where the remelting of sedimentary rocks in the crust has occurred are probably leftover from the ______.

A

flood

40
Q

What is a rock?

A

Rock is the solid material in the earth’s crust that is a mixture of two or more materials.

41
Q

List three conditions that can cause metamorphism in rocks.

A

1.) Extreme heat
2.) Pressure
3.) hydrothermal fluids