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PHSC 210 Quiz 2 – Question with Answers
- The San Andreas Fault system is an example of a(n):
- Which rock does not contain interlocking crystals
- Which one of the following rocks is most difficult to explain from a conventional perspective?
- This type of coal burns the hottest and typically has the fewest amount of impurities:
- Which type of igneous rock would contain the most silica?
- Which texture would most probably be found in a volcanic rock?
- A rock that has a phaneritic texture and is composed of hornblende and Ca-rich plagioclase would be a
- Which type of igneous rock would have the most Ca, Fe and Mg?
- When Pangaea split, it divided into two major sections. What is the name of the southern section?
- Gemstones such as garnets and many important metal ore minerals are most often found in
- Sandstone is a
- The Earth’s magnetic field is best described as _________________.
- Two plates sliding past one another are an example of a ___________________ boundary.
- Noah’s flood lasted approximately how long?
- This sedimentary structure forms in a similar way to the hydraulic fracking method used in the petroleum industry:
- The Greek word “metamorphoo” is used in this Bible passage:
- Supercritical water might help explain the formation of extensive ________ deposits
- What are the two sources of water called in the Genesis account of Noah’s Flood
- The surface rocks of the continents are mostly characterized by marine sedimentary rocks.
- Biotite is the last mineral to crystallize in the discontinuous series.
- Most fossils are found in sedimentary rocks.
- Sandstones are composed of grains between 2 mm and 4 mm in size.
- Magma coming into contact with shale may cause the shale to become a contact metamorphic rock.
- Pegmatitic textures have smaller crystals than aphanitic textures.