GEOG 1301
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Which of the following are the four basic layers of the Earth? Select all that apply.
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Inner Core
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Mantle
The continents
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Outer core
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Crust
Asthenosphere
Lithosphere
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Which of the following is the best example of chemical weathering?
Jointing
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An oxidation reaction between iron in a rock and water
Ice expanding in cracks of rock and breaking them apart
Collision of a cold front with a warm front to produce acid rain
Exfoliation domes formed from sheeting
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Which of the following criteria define glacial ice? Select all that apply.
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Overlies land
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Must be perennial
Must melt completely away every season
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Mass is sufficient to flow
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Must be an Ice berg
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Which of the following rock units would probably make the best aquifer?
Slate
Marble
Shale
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Sandstone
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Which of the following are the four most abundant elements in the whole Earth?
Aluminum
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Oxygen
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Magnesium
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Hydrogen
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Iron
Carbon
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Silicon
Question 6
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What is the difference between glacial till deposits and glacial outwash?
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Till is poorly sorted outwash is well sorted
Till is predominantly mafic in composition
Till is mostly carbonate and outwash is mostly silicate
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Till is deposited by meltwaters and outwash by ice.
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How do we know the state-of-matter of the core?
From lunar meteorites.
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From analysis of samples of the core brought to Earth’s surface
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From analysis of seismic waves generated by earthquakes
From chemical analysis of deep mantle plumes
From satellite imagery and radar data
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Which of the following pictures shows a silicate molecule? Write down the correct number in the space below.
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1
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Please select the five criteria for defining a mineral.
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Solid
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Formed by a geologic process
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Crystalline structure
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Naturally occuring
Non-metal
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Is a combination of one or more elements
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Has a definite chemical formula
Has an economic use
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Organic
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Glacial drift consisting of well-sorted gravel deposited by melt water is called what?
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Glacial till
Firn
Arete
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Glacial outwash
Cirque
Question 11
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How many meters are in 35 cm?
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0.35
(with margin:
0)
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Which of the following is the best definition of a glacier?
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A large, flowing mass of ice on land that does not melt entirely away seasonally
Ice that forms in the polar regions
Any land ice
Permafrost that forms in the poles
Ice bergs and sea ice that resist seasonal melting
Question 13
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Which of the following hypotheses is not falsifiable and therefore, impossible to study with science?
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There are undetectable, invisible fairies
There are such things as black swans
There are Greek Gods living on Mt. Olymupus
There are aliens on the Moon
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How old is the Earth in billions of years (as calculated from radiometric dating)? Please give your answer with one decimal point digit, for example 2.7 or 3.2.
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4.5
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Igneous rocks form by
Precipitation from a saturated brine
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Cooling and crystallizing from a melt
Solid-state deformation under high pressure
Deposition of sediment
Erosion, compaction, diagenesis
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Be careful with this question: which of the following are common rock-
forming
silicate
minerals? Select all that apply.
Ice
Gold
Hematite
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Feldspar
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Amphibole
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What is the most common class of minerals in the crust and mantle?
Oxides
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Silicates
Carbonates
Clay minerals
Sulfides
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Which of the following is the most abundant element in the core?
Nickel
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Feldspar
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Iron
Gold
Silicon
It's solid Chocolate all the way down
Question 19
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Match the 2 definitions with their proper terms.
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Positively charged ions
Cations Correct!
Negatively charged ions
anions Other Incorrect Match Options:
Alkaline
Alkali
Noble ion
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Which of the following are sedimentary rocks? Select all that apply.
Correct Answer
Coquina
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Breccia
Andesite
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Feldspar
Correct Answer
Shale
How many milligrams are in 42 grams?
You Answered
42,000 (with margin: 0
Match the definition with the proper bonding term.
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A bond that involves near-complete transfer of electrons
Ionic
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A bond that involves sharing of valence electrons
Covalent Match the different sedimentary rocks with their type.
Rock Salt Chemical Limestone Biochemical
Sandstone Clastic Coal Organic
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