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First Quarter ELS LONG QUIZ
Quiz by Arvin Gara
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As pressure is decreased, melting temperatures of materials increase.
When volatiles mix with hot mantle rock, magma forms.
Earthis considered a dynamic planet.
The outermost layer of Earth is composed of iron and nickel.
Greenhouse gases help cools Earth.
Greenhouse effect is a phenomenon that involves the trapping of solar energy by greenhouse gases.
The most abundant gas is Oxygen.
The downward bending of rock is known as anticline.
Alfred Wegener proposed the Tectonic Plate Theory.
A fold is a fracture or a discernible displacement where rocks grind or slide past each other.
An imaginary line that separates the atmosphere and outer space.
Igneous rocks come from the Latin word _______ which means fire
a force that occurs when the plates are pushed toward each other causing them to crash. (answer should have 1 word only)
a force that occurs when the plates are pulled apart causing either an elongation or a breakage in the crust. (answer should have 1 word only)
When a sediment undergo compaction and cementation it will transform to _______. (Answer must be in 2 words)
When an Igneous Rock will exposed to Heat and Pressure it will become _________. (Answer must be in 2 words)
When transform plate boundary happens, there will be a formation of ______________.
Moh’s Scale used to measure _________
Earth's lithosphere are broken into how many major tectonic plates/continents?
It is referred to as the universal solvent.
A mineral by natural means is extended further by making sure that no organic material be considered a mineral.
A minerals appearance should be uniform and is in the solid state of matter.
A mineral must possess uniformity in its chemical composition.
A mineral has its elemental components arranged in an ordered fashion ; the material repeats this order in a three-dimensional framework that can extend virtually into infinity
A mineral should be made by natural processes without the aid of any organism.
It is the behavior of light as it is reflected by the surface of a mineral.
A property of a mineral to break along a particular directions, this breakage happens along zones of weakness within the crystal structure of the mineral.
The property of mineral wherein we perceived wavelength of light that bounced off from the material and is detected by our eyes.
it is the color of a mineral in powdered form, mineral show color differently when ground into fine powder.
It is the resistance of a mineral to scratching.
certain minerals give off distinct smell similar to some spices or industrial materials.
It is a is soft, with hardness ranging from 2 to2.5. It is easily identified by its perfect cleavage, reducing it to thin smooth flakes. Its luster is responsible for the flashes of light in rocks such as granite and slate.
has a chemical composition of SiO2 . It is a glass-like hard substance with white streaks. It has Mohs hardness of 7 which makes its grains resist scratching of nail or a pocket knife.
It is quite hard with a Mohs hardness of 6. Itis a light-colored mineral, usually white, but can also exist in lighter shades of red or green. It has a glassy luster.
It occurs as small, light green, glassy crystals. It is commonly used in the gemstone industry as peridot. It is a glassy looking and transparent substance that is almost as hard as quartz.
It is the coldest layer of the atmosphere.
It is the layer where bad ozone is found
It is a layer that protects us from the sun’s harmful UV radiation.
It protects Earth from the impact of space debris.
It is the atmospheric layer where humans live.
41-42 (give 1 answer in this item, answer must not be the same in item #42) What are the 2 Types of weathering
41-42 (give 1 answer in this item, answer must not be the same in item #41) What are the 2 Types of weathering
43-46 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the following items) GIVE THE FOUR EXOGENIC PROCESSESS
43-46 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the following items) GIVE THE FOUR EXOGENIC PROCESSESS
43-46 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the following items) GIVE THE FOUR EXOGENIC PROCESSESS
43-46 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) GIVE THE FOUR EXOGENIC PROCESSESS
47-49 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPE OF CHEMICAL WEATHERING
47-49 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPE OF CHEMICAL WEATHERING
47-49 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPE OF CHEMICAL WEATHERING
50-54 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPE OF MECHANICAL WEATHERING
50-54 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPE OF MECHANICAL WEATHERING
50-54 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPE OF MECHANICAL WEATHERING
50-54 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPE OF MECHANICAL WEATHERING
50-54 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPE OF MECHANICAL WEATHERING
55-57 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPES OF EROSION
55-57 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPES OF EROSION
55-57 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPES OF EROSION
58-60 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPES OF MASS MOVEMENTS
58-60 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPES OF MASS MOVEMENTS
58-60 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPES OF MASS MOVEMENTS
61-64 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPES OF FLOW
61-64 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPES OF FLOW
61-64 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPES OF FLOW
61-64 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TYPES OF FLOW
65-66 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TWO INTERNAL HEAT THAT FUELS THE EARTH
65-66 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) TWO INTERNAL HEAT THAT FUELS THE EARTH
67-70 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) FOUR TYPES OF SUBSYSTEMS
67-70 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) FOUR TYPES OF SUBSYSTEMS
67-70 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) FOUR TYPES OF SUBSYSTEMS
67-70 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) FOUR TYPES OF SUBSYSTEMS
71-73 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) 3 CLASSIFICATION OF PLATE BOUNDARIES
71-73 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) 3 CLASSIFICATION OF PLATE BOUNDARIES
71-73 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) 3 CLASSIFICATION OF PLATE BOUNDARIES
74-76 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) 3 TYPES OF ROCKS
74-76 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) 3 TYPES OF ROCKS
74-76 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) 3 TYPES OF ROCKS
77-78 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) 2 TYPES OF FORCES IN THE MOVEMENT OF PLATES
77-78 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) 2 TYPES OF FORCES IN THE MOVEMENT OF PLATES
79-80 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) GIVE AT LEAST TWO PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS
79-80 (give 1 answer in this item, CAPSLOCK, and answer must not be the same in the previous items) GIVE AT LEAST TWO PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS
