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Chapter 4 - Rocks - Review

Chapter 4 - Rocks - Review

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  1. Why does magma rise?
    1.   It is more dense than the surrounding rocks.
    2.   It is more massive than the surrounding rocks.
    3.   It is cooler dense than the surrounding rocks.
    4.   It is less dense than the surrounding rocks.
  2. Metamorphic rocks come in two types. Thery are__.
    1.   crystalized and noncrystalized
    2.   intrusive and extrusive
    3.   foliated and non-foliated
  3. Igneous rocks have two types. They are ___.
    1.   detrital and organic
    2.   intrusive and extrusive
    3.   foliated and non-foliated
  4. Sedimentary rocks come in three types. They are __.
    1.   detrital, chemical, and organic
    2.   salty, sweet, and sour
    3.   crystalline, noncrystalline, and flat
    4.   layered, semilayered, and non-layered
  5. Is the rock in figure 1 extrusive or intrusive igneaous?
    1.   intrusive
    2.   extrusive
  6. Why do some rocks fizz in HCl?
    1.   They have organic sediments.
    2.   They have inorganic sediments.
    3.   They are layered.
    4.   They are formed from other rocks.
  7. Using Figure 5, what is the process shown by #4?
    1.   melting
    2.   cooling
    3.   heat and pressure
    4.   compacting and cementing
    5.   wearthing and erosion
  8. Using Figure 5, what is the process shown by #5?
    1.   melting
    2.   cooling
    3.   heat and pressure
    4.   compacting and cementing
    5.   weathering and erosion
  9. Using Figure 5, what is the process shown by #6?
    1.   melting
    2.   cooling
    3.   heat and pressure
    4.   compacting and cementing
    5.   weathering and erosion
  10. Using Figure 5, what is the process shown by #7?
    1.   melting
    2.   cooling
    3.   heat and pressure
    4.   compacting and cementing
    5.   weathering and erosion
  11. Using Figure 5, what is the process shown by #8?
    1.   melting
    2.   cooling
    3.   heat and pressure
    4.   compacting and cementing
    5.   weathering and erosion
  12. In Figure 5, what rock type would be found at #1?
    1.   Igneous
    2.   Sedimentary
    3.   Metamorphic
  13. In Figure 5, what rock type would be found at #2?
    1.   Igneous
    2.   Sedimentary
    3.   Metamorphic
  14. In Figure 5, what rock type would be found at #3?
    1.   Igneous
    2.   Sedimentary
    3.   Metamorphic
  15. Is the rock in Figure 2 foliated or non-foliated?
    1.   Foliated
    2.   Non-foliated
  16. What caused the holes in the rock in Figure 3?
    1.   Worms trapped during formation
    2.   Weathering and erosion
    3.   Crystals bursting during formation
    4.   Air bubbles trapped during formation
  17. Classify the sedimentary rock in Figure 4.
    1.   Organic
    2.   Detrital
    3.   Chemical
  18. Use page 96 in your book. Which igneous rocks are lightest in color?
    1.   granitic
    2.   andesitic
    3.   basaltic
  19. Which of the following are metamorphic rocks? (pages 99-102)

    1. marble
    2. quartzite
    3. slate
    4. schist
    5. gneiss
    6. limestone
    7. pumice
  20. Which of the following are igneous rocks? (pages 94-97)

    1. granite
    2. pumice
    3. obsidian
    4. gabbro
    5. basalt
    6. marble
    7. sandstone
  21. Which of the following are sedimentary rocks? (pages 103-108)

    1. shale
    2. sandstone
    3. conglomerate
    4. coal
    5. rock salt
    6. limestone
    7. granite
    8. gneiss
  22. The grain size in extrusive igneous rocks is small becaue the _____.
    1.   magma never made it to the surface
    2.   magma cooled very slowly
    3.   magma cooled very quickly
  23. One rock in your rock lab contained a bunch of larger shell-type fossils. What is it?

    1. chalk
    2. calcinate
    3. coal
    4. coquina
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