Test 7 Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

The two kinds of crust are:

A

1) continental
2) oceanic

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2
Q

Name the soil-horizon layers

A

1) humus
2) topsoil
3) subsoil
4) bedrock

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3
Q

A minor earthquake is called a ______________.

A

tremor

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4
Q

A _______________ __________ has never been found in the fossil record

A

transitional form

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5
Q

The layer of the earth beneath the crust is called the ____________.

A

mantle

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6
Q

Marble and slate are examples of this kind of rock

A

metamorphic

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7
Q

Pumice, obsidian, and granite are examples of this kind of rock

A

igneous

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8
Q

Matter that settles to the bottom or sides of a body of water is called ________________.

A

sediment

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9
Q

Geologists use this test to test the hardness of rock

A

scratch test

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10
Q

The temperature of earth ____________________ as its layers deepen.

A

increases

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11
Q

A rock or mineral that can reflect light has ________________.

A

luster

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12
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
coal

A

nonrenewable

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13
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
hydropower

A

renewable

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14
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
natural gas

A

nonrenewable

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15
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
oil

A

nonrenewable

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16
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
solar power

A

renewable

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17
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
wind power

18
Q

This is the earth’s main source of light and heat energy.

19
Q

Common forms of _______________ rock are sandstone, limestone, and shale.

A

sedimentary

20
Q

Can fossil fuels be used again as energy after they are burned?

21
Q

An earthquake’s energy comes from its ________.

22
Q

An animal can only be fossilized if it has been buried ________________________ sedimentary layers were forming.

A

at the same time

23
Q

Is a diamond a gem?

24
Q

Name the two main ingredients in soil.

A

1) humus
2) minerals

25
______________ is the loss of soil by water or wind.
Erosion
26
Pumice has ______________ density than granite.
less
27
Mountains, plateaus, valleys, and canyons are examples of ___________________.
landforms
28
What is the study of the earth and its structure?
geology
29
Where does most of the earth's fresh water come from?
polar ice caps and glaciers
30
Name a geological event which is believed to be caused by plate activity.
earthquakes volcanic eruptions
31
Name a natural resource
see Science book for possible answers
32
rock that seems to have been changed by heat or pressure
metamorphic
33
rock formed from hot lava or magma
igneous
34
mixture of sand, silt, and clay
loam
35
a break between two moving plates
fault
36
large areas of the earth's crust
crustal plates
37
trembling or shaking in the earth's crust
earthquake
38
coal, oil, and natural gas
fossil fuels
39
a place in the earth's crust where magma can erupt as lava
volcano
40
rock formed from hardened sediments
sedimentary
41
Be able to label the layers of the earth
see Science book, p. 328
42
Explain why we find fossils in sedimentary rock
-The earth was covered with water during the Flood. -This water was filled with matter. -The matter settled in layers, quickly burying plants and animals. -The buried plants and animals became fossils, and the sediment hardened into sedimentary rock.