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Q1
Which of the following is the most geologically active region on the surface
of Earth?
Q2
What is the net force?
Q3
What’s worth more points: tests/projects or homework?
Q4
Why is it important to conserve natural resources?
Q5
What two things are required to turn
decaying plant material into coal?
Q6
Tectonic plates float on top of what?
Q7
Which of these geological periods belong in the Cenozoic
Q8
Weathering by rain, ice, wind causes
big rocks to break down into
Q9
The outermost solid layer of the Earth
is called the
Q10
The flat layers are the sedimentary
layers. The curving or upright rocks
are IGNEOUS intrusions. Which three
must be igneous intrusions
Q11
A hot spot is active volcanic area. A
volcanic island can form over a hot
spot. Which would you expect to find
beneath the hot spot?
Q12
Compaction and cementation are processes that form:
Q13
What are the three layers of the mantle?
Q14
the process of dropping or depositing
the sediment in a new location
Q15
A diagram of the rock cycle is shown.
Which process accounts for the formation of sedimentary rocks?
Q16
What type of fossil is this?
Q17
Look at the diagram. What type of
fossil is this?
Q18
The process by which rocks are
formed from sediment.
Q19
What is the slowest type of mass
movement?
Q20
A sediment washing up on a beach is
an example of ___
Q21
Which description best applies to a
greywacke
Q22
Which part of the Earth’s core is liquid
Q23
Which describes the San Andreas
Fault?
Q24
Protons & Neutrons control the ___
Q25
Extreme Heat and Pressure creates a ___ rock.