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The Rock Cycle
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Q.1
The timescale of the rock cycle is:
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decades
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millenia (a millenium is one thousand years)
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millions of years
Q.2
At which type of plate boundaries are you most likely to find igneous rocks forming?
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Conservative and destructive
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Destructive and constructive
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Constructive and conservative
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They will form at all three types of plate boundary
Q.3
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
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Igneous rocks are made from grains of other rocks that have been cemented together
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Sedimentary rocks normally form in layers
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Both metamorphic and sedimentary rocks can contain visible layers
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Igneous and metamorphic rocks often contain crystals
Q.4
Which of the following is the correct sequence that describes the formation of a sedimentary rock?
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Suspension, deposition, compaction, cementation
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Sedimentation, deposition, cementation, compaction
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Suspension, compaction, cementation, deposition
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Deposition, cementation, sedimentation, suspension
Q.5
Which rock type is formed by high pressures and temperatures?
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Igneous
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Metamorphic
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Sedimentary
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All three
Q.6
Which type of rock is made from molten magma that has cooled down and solidified?
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Igneous
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Metamorphic
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Sedimentary
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All three
Q.7
Which of the following is NOT a type of weathering?
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Saltation
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Solution
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Freeze-thaw
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Exfoliation
Q.8
Which word describes an ingneous rock that is formed deep within the crust of the Earth?
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Extrusive
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Intrusive
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Extra-terrestrial
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Intra-terrestrial
Q.9
In a sequence of sedimentary rock layers, where would you find the most recently formed rock?
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It would be the lowest layer
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It would be the middle layer
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It would be the topmost layer
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It is impossible to tell without carbon dating the rocks
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