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This document contains questions about mineral, rock, and geological process identification. It tests knowledge of how minerals and rocks form, their distinguishing properties and classification. Key ideas assessed include the differences between igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks; how they are classified based on texture, composition and formation processes; and identification of specific rock and mineral samples.
This document contains questions about mineral, rock, and geological process identification. It tests knowledge of how minerals and rocks form, their distinguishing properties and classification. Key ideas assessed include the differences between igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks; how they are classified based on texture, composition and formation processes; and identification of specific rock and mineral samples.
This document contains questions about mineral, rock, and geological process identification. It tests knowledge of how minerals and rocks form, their distinguishing properties and classification. Key ideas assessed include the differences between igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks; how they are classified based on texture, composition and formation processes; and identification of specific rock and mineral samples.
be determined by observing, rather than doing something to a sample. a. streak b. fracture c. luster d. hardness 2. An igneous rock that formed by rapid cooling will probably have crystals that are a. large. b. small. c. middle-sized. d. mixed large and small sizes. 3. In which type of rock would you expect to find fossils? a. granite b. obsidian c. shale d. marble 4. A rock made up of cemented sand grains is a. Conglomerate b. quartzite c. shale d. sandstone. 5. One of the following cooled too quickly to allow crystals to form. a. obsidian b. quartz c. halite d. mica 6. Magma that cools slowly beneath the earth's surface produces a. ore minerals b. intrusive igneous rocks. c. fine- grained metamorphic rocks d. extrusive igneous rocks. 7. Igneous rocks are classified by a. grain size and color b. density and texture c. mineral composition and texture. d. mineral composition and hardness. 8. Sedimentary rocks are classified by a. sediment size or chemical composition. b. mineral composition and color. c. sediment size and hardness. d. sediment size alone. 9. Metamorphic rocks are classified according to a. degree of foliation or recrystallization. b. grain size or sediments color. c. chemical composition or sediment size. d. extent of melting. 10. What process in the rock cycle are you performing if you pack a snowball so tightly it becomes an iceball? a. weathering, sedimentation b. melting c. deformation, recrystallization d. none of the above. 11. What process in the rock cycle are you performing if you put salt on ice on your sidewalk? a. weathering, sedimentation b. melting c. deformation, recrystallization d.none of the above. 12. Melted rock that is beneath Earth's surface is called a. magma b. lava c. sediment d. sand 13. Which type of rock forms from debris that settles in lakes, streams, or oceans and is squeezed into rock after millions of years by the pressure of water and sediment accumulation? a. sedimentary rock b. igneous rock c. metamorphic rock 14. Rocks formed from hot, molten rock material that cooled and hardened are a. igneous b. sedimentary c. metamorphic d. minerals 15. A classification of metamorphic rocks would include whether they are a. chemical or organic. b. intrusive or extrusive. c. foliated or nonfoliated. d. basaltic or granitic. 1.They are formed from cooled lava. 2. These rocks are formed as the result of heat and pressure. 3. When these rocks cool quickly tiny crystals are formed. 4. When these rocks cool slowly big crystals are formed. 5. Gneiss 6. Limestone 7. Sandstone 8. Fossils can be found in these types of rocks. 9. Granite 10. Obsidian 11. Basalt 12. Slate