2 Science Test

Question 0

How do sedimentary and igneous rock change into metamorphic?

Answer 0

Extreme heat and pressure

Question 1

What are the three major rock types?

Answer 1

Sedimentary
Igneous
Metamorphic

Question 2

How do metamorphic change into igneous?

Answer 2

Melting in magma, then cooling and crystallizing into igneous.

Question 3

How do igneous rock change into sedimentary?

Answer 3

Uplift, then weathering and erosion which makes sediments. Then deposition, compaction, and cementation. That creates sedimentary.

Question 4

What are the five characteristics of a mineral?

Answer 4

Naturally occurring, definite chemical composition, crystalline form, solid, inorganic

Question 5

What are the three ways minerals form?

Answer 5

Minerals from cool solutions, minerals from hot solutions, minerals from magma.

Question 6

What happens when minerals form from cool solutions?

Answer 6

When rain or snow melts, the water seeps into the ground and flows over the earth, intersecting with minerals in rocks and the soil. These elements become dissolved solids. Water can only hold so many minerals. During dry conditions, the water evaporates crystals form.

Question 7

What happens when mineral form from magma?

Answer 7

When lave erupts, it cools above ground. Then it can form crystals.

Question 8

What happens when minerals form from hot solutions?

Answer 8

Water of the earths surface can flow into cracks in the crust and hot places. Sometimes these can carry with them dissolved solids. Then it can crystallize and form new minerals.

Question 9

What are the seven physical properties of minerals?

Answer 9

Color, luster, streak, hardness, cleavage and fracture, density, and special properties(such as texture, smell, greasy or smooth, or if it is magnetic)

Question 10

What is luster?

Answer 10

The way a mineral reflects or absorbs light at its surface is called luster.

Question 11

What is hardness?

Answer 11

Hardness is the resistance of a mineral to being scratched.

Question 12

What is the hardest mineral on the Moh scale- at a hardness value of 10?

Answer 12

Diamond

Question 13

What is cleavage and fracture?

Answer 13

If a mineral breaks with smooth, flat surfaces, it has cleavage.
If a mineral breaks and forms uneven surfaces, it has fracture.

Question 14

What is density?

Answer 14

The density of an object is equal to its mass divided by its volume (g/cm3)

Question 15

What is extrusive and intrusive?

Answer 15

When volcanic material erupts and cools and crystallizes on Earth’s surface, it forms a type of igneous rock called extrusive rock.
Igneous rocks that form as magma cools underground are called intrusive rocks.

Question 16

How do you identify igneous rock?

Answer 16

Texture and composition

Question 17

What is compaction and cementation?

Answer 17

• The weight from the layers of sediment forces out fluids and decreases the space between grains during a process called compaction.
• When minerals dissolved in water crystallize between sediment grains, the process is called cementation.

Question 18

What are the three types of sedimentary rock?

Answer 18

• Sedimentary rocks that are made up of broken pieces of minerals and rock fragments are known as clastic rocks. The broken pieces and fragments are called clasts.
• Chemical rocks form when minerals crystallize directly from water.
• Biochemical rock is a sedimentary rock that was formed by organisms or contains the remains of organisms.

Question 19

What is plastic deformation?

Answer 19

The permanent change in shape by bending and folding is called plastic deformation.

Question 20

What is foliated and non- foliated rock?

Answer 20

• Foliated rocks contain parallel layers of flat and elongated minerals.
• Metamorphic rocks that have mineral grains with a random, interlocking texture are nonfoliated rocks.

Question 21

What is contact and regional metamorphism?

Answer 21

• During contact metamorphism, magma comes in contact with existing rock, and its thermal energy and gases interact with the surrounding rock, forming new metamorphic rock.
• Regional metamorphism is the formation of metamorphic rock bodies that are hundreds of square kilometers in size.