Review Quiz [Earth Science Midterm]

Review Quiz [Earth Science Midterm]

11th Grade

20 Qs

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Review Quiz [Earth Science Midterm]

Review Quiz [Earth Science Midterm]

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Science, Geography

11th Grade

Hard

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1.

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The interaction of physical and chemical processes that change the Earth’s rocks from one type to another.

2.

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It is a concentration of one or more minerals in the Earth’s crust that we can extract and process into raw materials and useful products at an affordable cost.

3.

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Is rock that contains a large enough concentration of a mineral-often a metal-to make it profitable for mining and processing.

4.

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Is a naturally occurring chemical element or inorganic compound that exists as a solid with a regularly repeating internal arrangement of its atoms or ions (a crystalline solid)

5.

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Their supply is limited and cannot be replaced.

6.

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Consist primarily of compounds

of carbon and hydrogen called hydrocarbons.

7.

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Bacteria consuming buried

plant remains, releasing

methane and carbon dioxide,

leaving only carbon behind.

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