Test 7 Study Guide Flashcards

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1
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The two kinds of crust are:

A

1) continental
2) oceanic

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2
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Name the soil-horizon layers

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1) humus
2) topsoil
3) subsoil
4) bedrock

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3
Q

A minor earthquake is called a ______________.

A

tremor

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4
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A _______________ __________ has never been found in the fossil record

A

transitional form

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5
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The layer of the earth beneath the crust is called the ____________.

A

mantle

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6
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Marble and slate are examples of this kind of rock

A

metamorphic

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7
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Pumice, obsidian, and granite are examples of this kind of rock

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igneous

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8
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Matter that settles to the bottom or sides of a body of water is called ________________.

A

sediment

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9
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Geologists use this test to test the hardness of rock

A

scratch test

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10
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The temperature of earth ____________________ as its layers deepen.

A

increases

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11
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A rock or mineral that can reflect light has ________________.

A

luster

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12
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
coal

A

nonrenewable

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13
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
hydropower

A

renewable

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14
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
natural gas

A

nonrenewable

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15
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
oil

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nonrenewable

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16
Q

Renewable or nonrenewable?
solar power

A

renewable

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17
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Renewable or nonrenewable?
wind power

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renewable

18
Q

This is the earth’s main source of light and heat energy.

A

sun

19
Q

Common forms of _______________ rock are sandstone, limestone, and shale.

A

sedimentary

20
Q

Can fossil fuels be used again as energy after they are burned?

A

no

21
Q

An earthquake’s energy comes from its ________.

A

focus

22
Q

An animal can only be fossilized if it has been buried ________________________ sedimentary layers were forming.

A

at the same time

23
Q

Is a diamond a gem?

A

yes

24
Q

Name the two main ingredients in soil.

A

1) humus
2) minerals

25
Q

______________ is the loss of soil by water or wind.

A

Erosion

26
Q

Pumice has ______________ density than granite.

A

less

27
Q

Mountains, plateaus, valleys, and canyons are examples of ___________________.

A

landforms

28
Q

What is the study of the earth and its structure?

A

geology

29
Q

Where does most of the earth’s fresh water come from?

A

polar ice caps and glaciers

30
Q

Name a geological event which is believed to be caused by plate activity.

A

earthquakes
volcanic eruptions

31
Q

Name a natural resource

A

see Science book for possible answers

32
Q

rock that seems to have been changed by heat or pressure

A

metamorphic

33
Q

rock formed from hot lava or magma

A

igneous

34
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mixture of sand, silt, and clay

A

loam

35
Q

a break between two moving plates

A

fault

36
Q

large areas of the earth’s crust

A

crustal plates

37
Q

trembling or shaking in the earth’s crust

A

earthquake

38
Q

coal, oil, and natural gas

A

fossil fuels

39
Q

a place in the earth’s crust where magma can erupt as lava

A

volcano

40
Q

rock formed from hardened sediments

A

sedimentary

41
Q

Be able to label the layers of the earth

A

see Science book, p. 328

42
Q

Explain why we find fossils in sedimentary rock

A

-The earth was covered with water during the Flood.

-This water was filled with matter.

-The matter settled in layers, quickly burying plants and animals.

-The buried plants and animals became fossils, and the sediment hardened into sedimentary rock.