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Unit 1 (For Grade Recovery)Version en ligne Test your knowledge of the Earth's dynamic processes and the rock cycle in this quiz game! par Noel Sayco 1 What type of rock is formed from the solidification of molten rock material? a Metamorphic b Igneous c Volcanic d Sedimentary 2 Which process involves the accumulation and lithification of sediment particles? a Erosion b Sedimentary Rocks c Volcanism d Metamorphism 3 What type of rock undergoes changes in mineralogy, texture, and structure due to heat and pressure? a Sedimentary b Metamorphic c Igneous d Crystalline 4 Which type of rock can be either intrusive or extrusive? a Crystalline b Igneous c Metamorphic d Sedimentary 5 What process involves the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles? a Deposition b Erosion c Compaction d Weathering 6 Which type of rock often preserves clues about past environments? a Igneous b Sedimentary c Metamorphic d Crystalline 7 What is the process of rocks being buried and compacted under layers of sediment? a Metamorphism b Compaction c Weathering d Erosion 8 Which type of rock is formed from pre-existing rocks undergoing changes in the Earth's crust? a Igneous b Metamorphic c Sedimentary d Crystalline 9 What type of rock is formed through the cooling and solidification of magma or lava? a Crystalline b Sedimentary c Igneous d Metamorphic 10 Which process involves the movement of sediment particles by wind, water, or ice? a Weathering b Compaction c Deposition d Erosion 11 What is the process by which rocks are broken down into smaller fragments without changing their chemical composition? a Soil formation b Chemical weathering c Mechanical weathering d Erosion 12 Which type of weathering involves the alteration of rock minerals through chemical reactions? a Mechanical weathering b Soil formation c Erosion d Chemical weathering 13 What is the process of transporting weathered rock and sediment from one location to another by natural agents? a Chemical weathering b Mechanical weathering c Soil formation d Erosion 14 What is the outermost layer of the Earth's surface that is a complex mixture of mineral particles, organic matter, and living organisms? a Rocks b Water c Air d Soil 15 Which factor influences soil formation by contributing to the development of distinct soil profiles and horizons? a Vegetation b Water c Time d Climate 16 What refers to the relative proportions of sand, silt, and clay particles in the soil matrix? a Soil composition b Soil structure c Soil texture d Soil fertility 17 What is the classification of soil based on the relative proportions of sand, silt, and clay particles? a Clayey b Loamy c Sandy d Silky 18 Which process plays a critical role in shaping the Earth's surface features, such as valleys and coastlines? a Soil formation b Erosion c Weathering d Rock formation 19 What is the process by which rock minerals are dissolved and new minerals are formed through chemical reactions? a Erosion b Chemical weathering c Soil formation d Mechanical weathering 20 Which agent of chemical weathering reacts with rock minerals to alter their composition? a Water b Carbon dioxide c Oxygen d Organic acids

1

What type of rock is formed from the solidification of molten rock material?

a

Metamorphic

b

Igneous

c

Volcanic

d

Sedimentary

2

Which process involves the accumulation and lithification of sediment particles?

a

Erosion

b

Sedimentary Rocks

c

Volcanism

d

Metamorphism

3

What type of rock undergoes changes in mineralogy, texture, and structure due to heat and pressure?

a

Sedimentary

b

Metamorphic

c

Igneous

d

Crystalline

4

Which type of rock can be either intrusive or extrusive?

a

Crystalline

b

Igneous

c

Metamorphic

d

Sedimentary

5

What process involves the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles?

a

Deposition

b

Erosion

c

Compaction

d

Weathering

6

Which type of rock often preserves clues about past environments?

a

Igneous

b

Sedimentary

c

Metamorphic

d

Crystalline

7

What is the process of rocks being buried and compacted under layers of sediment?

a

Metamorphism

b

Compaction

c

Weathering

d

Erosion

8

Which type of rock is formed from pre-existing rocks undergoing changes in the Earth's crust?

a

Igneous

b

Metamorphic

c

Sedimentary

d

Crystalline

9

What type of rock is formed through the cooling and solidification of magma or lava?

a

Crystalline

b

Sedimentary

c

Igneous

d

Metamorphic

10

Which process involves the movement of sediment particles by wind, water, or ice?

a

Weathering

b

Compaction

c

Deposition

d

Erosion

11

What is the process by which rocks are broken down into smaller fragments without changing their chemical composition?

a

Soil formation

b

Chemical weathering

c

Mechanical weathering

d

Erosion

12

Which type of weathering involves the alteration of rock minerals through chemical reactions?

a

Mechanical weathering

b

Soil formation

c

Erosion

d

Chemical weathering

13

What is the process of transporting weathered rock and sediment from one location to another by natural agents?

a

Chemical weathering

b

Mechanical weathering

c

Soil formation

d

Erosion

14

What is the outermost layer of the Earth's surface that is a complex mixture of mineral particles, organic matter, and living organisms?

a

Rocks

b

Water

c

Air

d

Soil

15

Which factor influences soil formation by contributing to the development of distinct soil profiles and horizons?

a

Vegetation

b

Water

c

Time

d

Climate

16

What refers to the relative proportions of sand, silt, and clay particles in the soil matrix?

a

Soil composition

b

Soil structure

c

Soil texture

d

Soil fertility

17

What is the classification of soil based on the relative proportions of sand, silt, and clay particles?

a

Clayey

b

Loamy

c

Sandy

d

Silky

18

Which process plays a critical role in shaping the Earth's surface features, such as valleys and coastlines?

a

Soil formation

b

Erosion

c

Weathering

d

Rock formation

19

What is the process by which rock minerals are dissolved and new minerals are formed through chemical reactions?

a

Erosion

b

Chemical weathering

c

Soil formation

d

Mechanical weathering

20

Which agent of chemical weathering reacts with rock minerals to alter their composition?

a

Water

b

Carbon dioxide

c

Oxygen

d

Organic acids

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Unit 1 (For Grade Recovery)Version en ligne

par Noel Sayco

What type of rock is formed from the solidification of molten rock material?

Which process involves the accumulation and lithification of sediment particles?

What type of rock undergoes changes in mineralogy, texture, and structure due to heat and pressure?

Which type of rock can be either intrusive or extrusive?

What process involves the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles?

Which type of rock often preserves clues about past environments?

What is the process of rocks being buried and compacted under layers of sediment?

Which type of rock is formed from pre-existing rocks undergoing changes in the Earth's crust?

What type of rock is formed through the cooling and solidification of magma or lava?

Which process involves the movement of sediment particles by wind, water, or ice?

What is the process by which rocks are broken down into smaller fragments without changing their chemical composition?

Which type of weathering involves the alteration of rock minerals through chemical reactions?

What is the process of transporting weathered rock and sediment from one location to another by natural agents?

What is the outermost layer of the Earth's surface that is a complex mixture of mineral particles, organic matter, and living organisms?

Which factor influences soil formation by contributing to the development of distinct soil profiles and horizons?

What refers to the relative proportions of sand, silt, and clay particles in the soil matrix?

What is the classification of soil based on the relative proportions of sand, silt, and clay particles?

Which process plays a critical role in shaping the Earth's surface features, such as valleys and coastlines?

What is the process by which rock minerals are dissolved and new minerals are formed through chemical reactions?

Which agent of chemical weathering reacts with rock minerals to alter their composition?