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ELS Lesson 6-7 Rock Metamorphism and Different Types of Stress

ELS Lesson 6-7 Rock Metamorphism and Different Types of Stress

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Which layer of the Earth is liquid?

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Crust

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Mantle

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Inner Core

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Outer Core

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Which rock type forms from the cooling of magma?

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Igneous

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Sedimentary

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Metamorphic

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Which rock type is formed from the accumulation and cementation of sediments?

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Igneous

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Sedimentary

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Metamorphic

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What type of rock is Sandstone?

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Igneous

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Sedimentary

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Metamorphic

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What type of rock is Granite?

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Igneous

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Sedimentary

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Metamorphic

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What type of rock is Gneiss?

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Igneous

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Sedimentary

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Metamorphic

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What does the term “metamorphism” literally mean?

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To melt

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To break apart

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To change form

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To solidify

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Which process is least likely to cause metamorphism?

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Heat

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Pressure

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Erosion

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Chemical Reactions

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How does contact metamorphism affect surrounding rocks?

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  • It compresses them

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It melts them

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It changes them through heat

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It erodes them

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What would likely happen to a sedimentary rock buried deep beneath Earth's surface near a magma chamber?

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It melts

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It undergoes contact metamorphism

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It erodes

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It becomes an igneous rock

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What is the main agent of change in regional metamorphism?

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Heat from magma

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Pressure from tectonic forces

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Wind erosion

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Water flow

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Which type of metamorphism is most likely to occur during mountain formation?

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Contact

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Regional

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Chemical

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Volcanic

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If a rock is exposed to high pressure but low temperature, what type of metamorphism is most likely?

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Contact

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Regional

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Sedimentary

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Igneous

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Which of the following best describes the transformation of limestone into marble?

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Sedimentation

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Contact metamorphism

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Regional metamorphism

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Erosion

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Which rock type is most resistant to weathering due to its hardness?

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Igneous

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Sedimentary

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Metamorphic

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What change occurs in a rock’s texture during metamorphism?

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It becomes more porous

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It develops foliation or banding

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It melts completely

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It loses all minerals

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Which mineral is commonly found in foliated metamorphic rocks?

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Quartz

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Mica

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Feldspar

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Quartzite

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Why do foliated rocks show distinct layers or bands?

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Due to sediment deposition

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Due to mineral alignment under pressure

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Due to volcanic activity

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Due to erosion

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Which of the following is a non-foliated metamorphic rock?

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How does stress affect the structure of rocks over time?

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It causes them to melt

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It changes their mineral composition

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It deforms or fractures them

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It makes them lighter

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What type of stress causes rocks to stretch and become thinner?

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Compression

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Tension

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Shearing

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Which stress type is most likely to occur at divergent plate boundaries?

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Compression

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Tension

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Shearing

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If a rock is subjected to tension, what structural feature might form?

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Reverse fault

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Normal fault

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Strike-slip fault

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Fold

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Multiple Choice

What happens to rocks under compressional stress?

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They stretch

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They slide past each other

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They are pushed together

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They melt

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Which type of stress is most likely to cause folding in rocks?

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Tension

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Compression

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Shearing

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What type of plate boundary is associated with compressional stress?

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Divergent

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Convergent

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Transform

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Multiple Choice

Which type of stress causes rocks to slide past each other in opposite directions?

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Compression

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Tension

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Shearing

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Folding

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Which geological feature is most associated with shearing stress?

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Folded mountains

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Fault lines

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Volcanoes

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Ocean trenches

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Which stress type is most likely to occur during an earthquake along a transform fault?

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Compression

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Tension

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Shearing

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