Chapter 18 Flashcards
Magma that forms when rocks in the upper mantle melt is called?
A. Andesitic
B. Basaltic
C. Rhyolitic
D. Lava
B. Basaltic
The internal resistance to flow is called?
A. Viscosity
B. Density
C. Movement
D. Friction
A. Viscosity
Magma found on continental margins is called?
A. Basaltic
B. Rhyolitic
C. Andesitic
D. Lava
C. Andesitic
Magma found in the continental crust, that forms with silica?
A. Basaltic
B. Lava
C. Andesitic
D. Rhyolitic
D. Rhyolitic
Intrusive Igneous rock that is caused by uplifting and erosion are called?
A. Magma
B. Mountains
C. Plutons
D. Volcanoes
C. Plutons
The largest pluton, that is irregular shape and course grained igneous rock is?
A. Batholiths
B. Stocks
C. Sill
D. Dikes
A. Batholiths
The pluton that is similar to batholiths but differs in size, and cuts deep into the Earth is?
A. Still
B. Stock
C. Laccoliths
D. Dikes
B. Stock
Mushroom shaped pluton with a smooth top is?
A. Sill
B. Stocks
C. Laccoliths
D. Dikes
C. Laccoliths
A pluton that formed when magma flows parallel to the rocks is?
A. Sill
B. Stock
C. Laccoliths
D. Dikes
Laccoliths
The volcano that is formed when lava is alternated with volcanic fragments, most explosive?
A. Cinder Cone
B. Basaltic
C. Shield
D. Composite
D. Composite