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Ch 11 Geology & Nonrewable Energy

Ch 11 Geology & Nonrewable Energy

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Science

9th - 12th Grade

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NGSS
MS-ESS2-1, MS-ESS2-3, MS-ESS3-2

+5

Standards-aligned

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Bridget Cole

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16 Slides • 30 Questions

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Ch 11 Geology & Nonrewable Energy

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Open Ended

Define crust.

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Open Ended

What is the lithosphere?

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Multiple Choice

The five characteristics that all minerals share are:
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Definite Chemical Composition, Color, Density, Igneous, and Solid
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Definite Chemical Composition,  Crystal Structure, Inorganic, Naturally Occurring, and Solid
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Cleavage, Faces, Hardness, Metamorphic, and Streak
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Cleavage, Crystal Structure, Density, Igneous, and Solid

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Multiple Select

How much does Earth’s tectonic plates move each year?

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millimeters

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centimeters

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inches

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feet

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Fill in the Blank

What causes earthquakes?

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Multiple Choice

How can mineral depletion time be extended?

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reduce only

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reuse only

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recycle only

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recycling, reusing, and reducing consumption

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Multiple Choice

Which is true?

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A mineral is a combination of igneous rocks, each of which is a chemically pure element or compound.

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A metamorphic rock is a combination of igneous rocks, each of which is a chemically pure element or compound.

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A rock is a combination of minerals, each of which is a chemically pure element or compound.

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A rock is made of a single type of mineral, which is a chemically pure element or compound.

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A mineral is a combination of rocks, each of which is a chemically pure element or compound.

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Multiple Choice

How are metamorphic rocks formed?

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sediments compacted

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cooled magma & lava

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high pressures & temperatures

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Multiple Choice

What are the processes that recycle the three types of rocks?

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plate movement and mantle convection

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melting and crystallizing of minerals

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erosion, melting, and metamorphism

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Open Ended

What two factors determine which type of surface mining is to be used?

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page 374 The real cost of gold is pollution

  • About 90% of gold mines extract the mineral by spraying a solution of highly toxic cyanide salts onto piles of crushed rock.

  • Until sunlight breaks down the cyanide, the settling ponds are extremely toxic to birds and mammals drawn to these ponds in search of water.

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Multiple Choice

The environmental hazards of ________ include the introduction of cyanide into settling ponds, which are toxic to birds and mammals and can contaminate underground water supplies.

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copper mining

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lead smelting

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oil refining

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gold mining

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coal mining

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Open Ended

Which 2 minerals have no known replacement? READ page 375 "There are no known substitutes..."

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Multiple Choice

The lithosphere includes the

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Crust only

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Mantle only

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Crust and part of the mantle

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None of the above

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Multiple Choice

This layer of the earth is the thinnest part

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crust

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outer core

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mantle

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inner core

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Multiple Choice

This layer of the earth is the thickest part

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crust

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outer core

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mantle

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inner core

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Multiple Choice

Which scientist is credited with the Theory of Plate Tectonics (modern version of the Theory of Continental Drift)?

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Alfred Wegener

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Charles Darwin

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Robert Hooke

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Charles Lyell

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Multiple Choice

Which earth layer is made up of the upper mantle and the crust?

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core

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lower mantle

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asthenosphere

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lithosphere

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Multiple Choice

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What type of liquid rock is this?

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Lava

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Magma

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Volcano

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Multiple Choice

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What type of liquid rock is this?
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Lava 
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Magma 
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Volcano 

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Multiple Choice

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What type of rock is this? 
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Igneous
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Metamorphic
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Sedimentary 

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Multiple Choice

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What characteristic does this rock have? 
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Foliated
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Nonfoliated 
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Stratification 
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Layers 

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Multiple Choice

As a result of the subduction of oceanic crust under a continent, magma is most likely to erupt from

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an oceanic ridge.

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and oceanic trench.

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an island arc.

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a volcano.

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Multiple Choice

What layer of the earth are most plate made out of?

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mantle

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lithosphere

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asthenosphere

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basalt

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Multiple Choice

Most earthquakes occur along or near the edges of the

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North American plate.

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ocean and lakes.

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Eurasian plate.

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lithospheric plates.

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Multiple Choice

During regional metamorphism, rocks are changed mostly due to this:
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Pressure from tectonic activity
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Heat from magma
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Hot chemical fluids
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Weathering and Erosion

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Multiple Choice

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What is the name of this Metamorphic Rock?
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Marble
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Slate
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Gneiss
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Quartzite

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Multiple Choice

Which rock family is composed of rocks that have been changed by heat, pressure, or chemicals?
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Sedimentary
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Metamorphic
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Lunar
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Igneous

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Multiple Choice

Morph means what?
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change
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alter
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switch
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rearrange

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Multiple Choice

Where does the heat that causes metamorphism come from?
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core
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mantle and magma
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fire

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Multiple Choice

What sedimentary rock forms slate?
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sandstone
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limestone
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quartzite
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shale

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