In Science / Senior High School | 2024-09-07

NameLevel:MULTIPLE CHOICprovided before each numberMATH Excellence Academy of PIRNOrier 1 FINAL FRAMINATIONFARTH AND LIFE CYDirections: Read each staternent/question carefully Choose the letter of the correct an andre on the ce1. It is a process of breaking down rocks to all particles ch and clay, gravel and offer fea depositionby erosion2 What process of chemical weathering is involved when water reacte with one mined to form indya dissolution6mass washingd presere3. What type of mechanical weathermg occurs when freeing of water and repeated thing in cracks of cofa abrasionb hydrolysby frost wedginge oncidationd sofation4. Which of the following does NOT case chemical changes in the composition of rockera abrasionb dissolutione oxidatione hydrolys5. What chemical reaction takes place during rusting of iron?a abrasionby dissolationohydrolys6. Which of the following processes cannot be considered as exogenic?a. depositionb erosiono eruption7. What is the process by which sediments settle down in a particolar area?a deformationb. depositionc. transport4 oxidation4 oxidation6 weatheringd weatheringd weathering8 What term refers to the removal and transport of weathered material from one place to anodier?IN depositionb. erosiono sublimation9 Which of the following is NOT an agent of erosion?c. watera glacier10. Fresh water is important for life on Earth becauseb. rocksa without fresh water sources people will get sick and die11 An example of a connection between hydrosphere and geosphere isb. we need water to grow fooda. boats transporting goodsb fish swimming in water4 windo the biosphere needs water4 All of the abovewater evaporating to make cloudsd waves eroding rocks on beach12. The process of wearing away rocks by natural means is calleda. erosionb. weatheringc. faults13. The process of moving sediment by wind, moving, water, or ice isa. erosionb. weathering14. It is the ability of a mineral to resist scratches.a. Justerb. hardnessc. earthquakesc. cleavageearthquakesd. faultsd crystal habit15. It is the relative differences in the opacity and transparency of a mineral as light is reflected on its surfacea. lusterb. hardnessc. cleavaged crystal habit4. gypsum16. Which of the following minerals is the hardest according to the Mohs' scalea quartzb. calcitec. fluorite17. James Dana developed a classification scheme for minerals based ona. hardnessb. location of occurrence c. colord chemical compositionc. Foliated, Non-Foliated, and Volcanicd. Metamorphic, Igneous, and Sedimentary18. What are the three main types of rocks?a. Igneous, Sedimentary, and Foliatedb. Volcanic, Metamorphic, and Rocky19. What type of rock is formed by heat and pressure?a. igneousb. volcanicc. metamorphic20. What type of rock is formed by volcanic activity?a. foliatedb. non-foliatedc. sedimentary21. What type of rock is formed by weathering and erosion?a. sedimentaryb. foliatedc. metamorphicd. rockyd. igneousd. igneousd. intrusive igneous22. When a parent rock is changed due to high pressure of temperature, which type of rock is formed?a. metamorphicb. extrusive igneousc. sedimentary23. It refers to the transformation of one rock type into another.a. metamorphicb. metamorphismc. extrusived. plutonic227​

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