I am a student who made this quiz to study for my midterms.
Weight under the influence if gravity
Pounds using a scale
The amount of matter an object contains
Amount of space an object occupies
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Yes, if you use a big laser.
Not by ordinary chemical means.
Yes, as long as the element contains LESS than 10 protons.
No, because elements are made from many things.
2 elements combined together
An atom with more/less electrons than protons
Something made of iron
A simple silicon mixure used to make paint
Must never be alive
Must be solid
Must be natural
Must be found underground
Must have a definite chemical compisition
Must have a crystal structure
The crystals are smaller
The crystals are bigger
The crystals are brown or black
The crystals are translucent
Oxygen
Silicon
Iron
Calcium
A metal added to another metal to make a new metal
A characteristic that makes the metal bend
A metal that can break into thin sheets
A mineral that contains an important metal
Igneous-extrusive
Metamorphic-foliated
Igneous-instrusive
Metamorphic-non foliated
Igneous-intrusive
Igneous-extrusive
Sedimentary-chemical
Metamorphic-nonfoliated
Sedimentary-Clastic
Sedimentary-organics
Sedimentary-chemical
Igneous-extrusive
Sedimentary-chemical
Sedimentary-organics
Metamorphic-clastic
Metamorphic-nonclastic
Metamorphic-nonclastic
Metamorphic- nonfoliated
Metamorphic-foliated
Sedimentary-clastic
Metamorphic
Igneous
Sedimentary
No rocks can contain fossils
When magma or lava contacts existing rock and morphs it
When a rock becomes dangerously high in radioactive substances
When magma is slow moving
When rocks weather away
Mechanical weathering
Chemical weathering
Natural weathering
Biological weathering
No because there is not enough acid.
Yes because it's a type of biological weathering and contains acid.
No because the acid it contains is not the right type if acid
Yes because bird poop is made from worms, a highly acidic species.
A method of building typically used in south america
The theory that all living things should have limestone beneath them in order to support their legs.
A type of plate tectonics
Landscaping in limestone areas
Benjamin Fraklin-1783
Robert Weakner-1922
Alfred Wagner-1912
Teddy Roosevelt-1918
Ice evidence from various continents that were once connected
Rocks in south america are the same type age and thickness as in africa
Africa fits in south america
Ancient documents
Convection in the mantle
Diverging plates
Seismic waves
Geologic time
Converging plates
Subduction zone
Diverging plates
Sliding plates
Sliding plates
Transform boundary
Diverging plates
Converging plates
Trench
Fault
Mountains
Mass destruction