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Week 5 Exam
Question 1 of 25
What is the texture of
this metamorphic rock?
A. fissile
B. phaneritic
C. foliated
D. nonfissile
E. nonfoliated
Question 2 of 25
Heat promotes
recrystallization by
A. increasing atomic vibration
B. stripping away valence electrons
C. separating ultramafic elements from mafic
ones
D. causing minerals to melt
Question 3 of 25
What are the textures
of metamorphic rocks?
A. foliated or nonfoliated
B. phaneritic or aphanitic
C. clastic or detrital
D. coarse or fine
Question 4 of 25
What is the texture of
this rock?
A. foliated
B. non-foliated
C. Phaneritic
D. coarse
E. fissile
Question 5 of 25
Which metamorphic
facies is associated with subduction zones?
A. greenschist
B. granulite
C. lawsonite-blueschist
D. epidote-eclogite
Question 6 of 25
What are the three
agents of metamorphism?
A. differential pressure, deep-sea smokers,
and hydrothermal vents
B. differential pressure, heat, and
temperature
C. differential pressure, confining pressure,
and lithostatic pressure
D. temperature, pressure, and chemically
reactive fluids
Question 7 of 25
The core of a mountain
range that formed during regional metamorphism would contain a _____
metamorphic facies.
A. blueschist
B. phaneritic
C. low-grade
D. high-grade
E. moderate-grade
Question 8 of 25
Which of the following
is true of metamorphic rocks?
A. They form when rocks melt under intense
heat and pressure
B. They form as a result of volcanic
processes.
C. They form as a result of weathering and
erosion.
D. They form as a result of intense heat and
pressure.
Question 9 of 25
The core of a mountain
range that formed during regional metamorphism would contain a _____
metamorphic facies.
A. high-grade
B. low-grade
C. moderate-grade
D. blueschist
Question 10 of 25
At what temperature
does diagenesis end and metamorphism begin?
A. 100 degrees Celsius
B. 3,000 kbars
C. 200 degrees Celsius
D. 1,000 bars
Question 11 of 25
Which type of
metamorphism is responsible for the greatest amount of deformation?
A. subduction
B. regional
C. burial
D. contact
E. fault
Question 12 of 25
The parent rock of a
metamorphic rock is what?
A. The rock after it was subjected to
metamorphism.
B. The rock before it was subjected to
metamorphism.
C. The first rock formed during metamorphism.
D. The rock as it is subjected to
metamorphism.
Question 13 of 25
A foliated texture
means what?
A. Fossils are visible.
B. layers or banding.
C. grains are the same size
D. Grains are easily seen.
Part 2 of 3 - Crustal
Deformation
Question 14 of 25
Imagine you are making
a pizza, you start off with the dough for the crust in a large ball. You then
begin to roll out the pizza dough with a roller. The result is flattened out
dough. In this scenario, what simulates the STRAIN found in some rocks?
A. the shape of the dough grains
B. the force exerted on the dough
C. the stickiness of the dough
D. the flattening out of the dough ball
Question 15 of 25
Which process create
the world’s largest mountain ranges?
A. converging ocean–continental plates
B. diverging ocean plates
C. converging continental plates
D. diverging continental plates
Question 16 of 25
Shear stress is
primarily associated with which type of faults?
A. normal faults
B. thrust faults
C. strike slip faults
D. reverse faults
Question 17 of 25
Forces that act to
elongate the crust are associated with ________.
A. compression.
B. tension.
C. compression and tension
D. shear.
Question 18 of 25
If a rock layer has a
dip of 90 degrees, how is that rock layer oriented relative to a horizontal
plane.
A. Vertical (perpendicular to level ground)
B. Horizontal (parallel to level ground)
C. Diagonal (45 degrees from level ground)
D. More information is required
Question 19 of 25
Forces that act to
shorten the crust are associated with ________.
A. compression.
B. compression and tension
C. tension.
D. shear.
Question 20 of 25
Compression stress is
primarily associated with which type of faults?
A. reverse faults
B. transform
C. strike slip faults
D. normal faults
Question 21 of 25
What type of fault
results from the hanging wall moving down?
A. normal
B. strike slip
C. thrust
D. reverse
Question 22 of 25
What type of fault
results from tension?
A. thrust
B. normal
C. strike slip
D. reverse
Question 23 of 25
A rock is subjected to
high stress and does not break, but it also does not return to it’s original
shape when the stress is relieved. It can be said that the rock _______
A. is elastic
B. is brittle.
C. is strong
D. is ductile.
Part 3 of 3 - Weekly
Lesson Questions
Question 24 of 25
A foliated metamorphic
rock, in order of increasing metamorphic grade, is:
A. Slate, phyllite, schist, gneiss
B. Gneiss, schist, phyllite, slate
C. Marble, quartzite, eclogite, gneiss
D. limestone, eclogite, marble
Question 25 of 25
Which situation will
result in ductile deformation?
A. High temperature, low confining pressure,
high strain rate
B. Low strain rate, high temperature, high
confining pressure
C. Low strain rate, high confining pressure,
low temperature
D. Low temperature, low confining pressure,
high strain rate