FINAL EXAM IN EARTH SCIENCE
Quiz by JASMINE NIETO
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- Q1
Involves the movement of the weathered rock from their site of weathering.
Carbonation
Separation
Erosion
Weathering
60s - Q2
Refers to the breakdown of rocks without the change in its composition.
Chemical Weathering
Deposition
Weathering
Physical Weathering
60s - Q3
Which among the following is NOT an agent of erosion?
Rain
Gravity
Water
Wind
60s - Q4
Is the decomposition of rocks due to chemical reactions occurring between them minerals in rocks and the environment.
Chemical Weathering
Root Wedging
Mechanical Weathering
Ice Wedging
60s - Q5
The following are processes that bring chemical weathering EXCEPT:
Carbonation
Oxidation
Hydration
Freeze and Thaw
60s - Q6
This occurs when oxygen combines with another substance like minerals in rocks, yielding compounds called oxides.
Freeze and Thaw
Oxidation
Carbonation
Hydration
60s - Q7
It is the mechanical and chemicalhammer that breaks down and sculpts rock.
Weathering
Erosion
Separation
Deposition
60s - Q8
It is the most common components of magma.
Oxygen
Nickel
Silica
Pressure
60s - Q9
Metamorphism occurs at temperatureroughly between 200˚C and _______.
950
750
650
850
60s - Q10
It occurs when the water or carbondioxide is added to rocks.
Decompression
Elastic
Extrusive
Flux melting
60s - Q11
Magma can also be created when hot, liquid rock intrudes into the Earth’s crust. As the liquid rock solidifies, it loses this heat and transfer it to the surrounding crust.
Flux melting
Transfer of heat
Elastic
Decompression
60s - Q12
Large volcanic forms with broad summit areas and low-sloping sides because the extuded products are mainly low viscosity basaltic lava flows.
Shield volcano
Composite volcano
Strato volcano
Cinder cone volcano
60s - Q13
A type of volcano that are usually only active for a short time and thenbecome dormant.
Cinder cone volcano
Composite volcano
Shield volcano
Strato volcano
60s - Q14
It is the process that transforms a grain of one mineral into a grain of another mineral having the same composition but different crystal structure.
Recrystallization
Phase change
Neocrystallization
Plastic deformation
60s - Q15
Refers to the changes in shape and size of minerals without changing its identity.
Recrystallization
Plastic deformation
Phase change
Neocrystallization
60s