Quiz chapter 1: §1.1-§1.5 + §1.8
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- Q 1/11Score 0In the image above you see sea shells. If these sea shells are squeezes together, these sea shells will turn into ................A.............. and under extreme heat and pressure this rock will then turn into ...............B...................29A = limestone, B = marbleA = slate, B = limestoneA = marble, B = quartzA = quartzite, B = granite
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- Q1In the image above you see sea shells. If these sea shells are squeezes together, these sea shells will turn into ................A.............. and under extreme heat and pressure this rock will then turn into ...............B...................A = limestone, B = marbleA = slate, B = limestoneA = marble, B = quartzA = quartzite, B = granite30s
- Q2Granite and basalt are examples of .....................sedimentary rockssedimentsmetamorphic rocksigneous rocks30s
- Q3Granite and basalt are both igneous rocks, but there are some differences between them. Match the correct characteristics with granite and basalt.Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q4Look at the image, it shows a roof made of slate. Slate is an example of:sedimentary rocksedimentsigneous rockmetamorphic rock30s
- Q5Out of which sedimentary rock is slate formed?limestonefeldsparssandstonemudstone30s
- Q6Look at the image. Is show's the rock cycle. Combine the numbers with the correct description of what can be found there.Users link answersLinking30s
- Q7What was the name of the supercontinent, located in the Southern Hemisphere, approximately 500 million years ago?Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q8Read the statements below. Which ones are true and which ones are false? 1. The precambrium eon was the first time period after the Earth formed. 2. There were no animals alive yet during the precambrium eon. 3. At the time of Gondwana dinosaurs ruled the world. 4. The Netherlands and the UK were once located around the equator. 5. After Pangaea fell apart The Netherlands started to move from the Southern Hemisphere to the Northern Hemisphere. 6. When Pangaea fell apart, South America and Africa became the two continents they still are today.Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q9Which of these layers of the soil profile contains the most nutrients?TopsoilWeathered rockBedrockSubsoil30s
- Q10Read the statements below. Which ones are true and which are false? 1. Minerals in the soil come from rotten plant materials. 2. Worms help to get air and minerals into the soil. 3. The top layer of the soil profile consists of humus. 4. Without animals there would be more nutrients left in the soil. 5. In steep areas the layer of soil is ofter thinner than in flat areas. 6. How thick the layer of soil is depends on the type of bedrock.Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q11What happens if there is no vegetation on a soil?There is less air in the soil, no new nutrients are added to the soilNo nutrients are added to the soil, the layer of soil is thickerNutrients accumulate in the soil, the layer of soil is thinner.There is less water in the soil, the layer of soil is thinner.30s
