1.9 Practice Quiz
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Relative Geology Practice Questions: EOSC 326 99C 2023W2 Earth and Life Through Time
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Relative Geology Practice Questions
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The purpose of these Practice Questions is to give you another chance to apply the Stratigraphic
Principles and cross-cutting relationships you have learned about in order to identify the relationships
between different geological features in a rock section. You will also have the opportunity to practice
these skills in the Practice Quiz, before you take Graded Midterm Quiz 1.
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Question 1
The following is a cross-section through a Hypothetical Rock Face.
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From oldest to youngest, which of the following options is the correct
sequence?
C - J - B - G - H - A ou Answered
ou Answered
J - C - B - G - H - A J - B - G - H - C - A orrect Answer
orrect Answer
J - A - C - B - G - H 0 / 1 pts
Question 2
The following is a cross-section through a Hypothetical Rock Face. Is the fault 'D', older or younger than the Intrusion 'C'?
older orrect Answer
orrect Answer
younger ou Answered
ou Answered
not possible to tell
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Question 3
The following is a cross-section through a Hypothetical Rock Face. What has happened to layer 'L' on the other side of 'D'?
It has moved downwards out of the frame of view It was never there to start with. ou Answered
ou Answered
It is not possible to tell. It has been eroded. orrect Answer
orrect Answer
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