WorksheetsGeology_Day 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Mineral found in human teeth and bones which give them their hardness and strength
Fluorite
Apatite
Calcite
Copper
Rarest variety of chrysoberyl. It appears red in incandescent light and green in sunlight.
Paraiba
Elbaite
Rubellite
Alexandrite
Which of the following is not included in Pre-Cretaceous metamorphic rocks in the PH
Buruanga Metamorphic Complex
Romblon Metamorphic Complex
Caramoan Peninsula
Caramay Schist
World's most valuable black opal. Found in 1938 at Lightning Ridge as a harlequin pattern with dominant red, green, blue and blue colors against a black background.
Olympic Australis
Aurora Australis
Black Prince
Pride of Australia/Red Emperor
Chromium-bearing garnet
Pyrope
Almandine
Glossularite
Uvarovite
Which of the following is an ore of Cadmium
Greenockite
Hauerite
Wurtzite
Niccolite
Crystal System of Luzonite
Orthorhombic
Tetragonal
Triclinic
Isometric
Also known as yellow ratsbane
proustite
orpiment
niccolite
jamesonite
Which of the following is not an ore mineral of lead
anglesite
cerrusite
spodomene
galena
Which of the following is not an ore mineral of Niobium
Columbite
Pyrochlore
perovskite
braggite
40-70% DCM (Dark Colored Minerals) according to Hyndman,1985
Felsic
Intermediate
Mafic
Ultramafic
Relative abundance of Aluminum oxide with unsually hugh Na2O & K2O
Peraluminous
Metaluminous
Subaluminous
Peralkaline
Partial melting of Basic magma yields ___________
Peridotite
Basalt / Gabbro
Andesite / diorite
rhyolite / granite
Magma series that is enriched in FeO,SiO2 and alkali elements and depleted in MgO & CaO. Generated primarily at ocean spreading centers and produce large volume of basalt with subtle composition variation.
Calc-Alkaline Magma
Tholeiitic Magma
Alkaline Magma
Bimodal Magma Suite
Type of granite with SiO2 = 65-79%, Na2O= low, <3.2%, K2O/Na2O = high, Sr87/Sr86 = >0.706
M-type granite
I-type granite
S-type granite
A-type granite
Iron-potassium phyllosilicate mineral. Normally considered a diagnostic mineral indicative of continental shelf marine depositional environments with slow rates of accumulation
Phlogopite
Glauconite
Lepidolite
Margarite
Which of the following will not favor feldspar preservation
Short distance of transport
Quick Burial
low relief & slow erosion
Arid Climate
Facies series with <10C/km geothermal gradient
Contact
Buchan
Sangbagawa
Franciscan
Low P equivalent of Amphibolite facies; T=450-600C; P=<2.5kbar; depth = <8km.
Albite-epidote Hornfels Facies
Pyroxene Hornfels Facies
Sanidinite Hornfels Facies
Hornblende Hornfels Facies
Groundmass contains little volcanic glass and consist predominantly of minute tabular crystals
Pilotassitic texture
Vitroclastic Texture
Eutaxitic texture
Poikilitic texture
Secondary texture consisting of irregular "wormy" blebs or rods of quartz in a plagioclase host adjacent to alkali feldspar grains
Symplectite
Myrmekite
Axiolitic
Variolithic
Having large pyroxene grains enclosing small, random plagioclase laths
Nesophitic
Subophitic
Ophitic
hyalo-ophitic
Olivine basalt
Aplite
Ankaramite
Basanite
Adakite
The crystallographic axes are 3 in number. They make 90° angles with each other and are of unequal lengths. Any 1 of the 3 axes may be chosen as the vertical or c-axis. The longer of the 2 is taken as the b-axis (macro-axis) and the shorter is taken as the a-axis (brachy-axis).
Orthorhombic
Isometric
Triclinic
Tetragonal
The crystallographic axes are 3 in number. They are of unequal lengths. The axes a and b, b and c, make 90° angles with each other. The a-axis is known as the clino-axis, while the b-axis is known as the ortho-axis.
Hexagonal
Orthorhombic
Triclinic
Monoclinic
