Test Review for Test (12-12-13)
Gypsum
Iron
Gold
Diamond
None of the above.
Cotton
Talc
Shale
Finger Nails
None of the above.
They contain Krypton
They contain Keratin
They contain Sodium
They contain Potassium
None of the above.
One Silicon and Two Oxygen
One Silicon and Four Oxygen
Two Silicon and Eight Oxygen
Four Silicon and One Oxygen
None of the above.
Largest
Smallest
Most Colorful
Prettiest
None of the above.
Metamorphic
Silicate
Glossy
Sedamentary
None of the above.
Cementation
Foliation
Phosphoresence
Deposition
All of the above
Cleavage
Fracture
Melt
Hardness
Sedimentary
Igneous
Metamorphic
All of these
None of the above.
organic, chemical and clastic rocks
Extrusive, chemical and intrusive rocks
intrusive, clastic and organic rocks
porphyritic, organic and chemical rocks
None of the above.
Breccia sediments are angular; conglomerate sediments are rounded.
Breccia is well stratified (layered); a conglomerate is poorly stratified.
Breccia sediments are the size of baseballs; conglomerate sediments are larger.
Breccia has a compacted, clay-rich matrix; conglomerate has no matrix.
None of the above.
Olivine and feldspar
Pyroxenes and amphiboles
Micas
Quartz
None of the above.
sand, silt, clay, boulder
boulder, pebble, sand, silt
Silt, sand, pebble, clay
Silt, sand, pebble, boulder
None of the above.
Coal
Granite
Shale
Breccia
None of the above.
Melting and crystallization
weathering and erosion
Compaction and cementation
deformation and melting
None of the above.
Basalt
Granite
Sandstone
Slate
None of the above.
A moving river.
A swamp.
A mountain range.
A shallow sea.
None of the above.
Quartz
biotite
Olivine
Potassium feldspar
None of the above.
A change in chemical environment.
An increase in temperature.
An increase in pressure.
All of the above.
None of the above.