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EARTH AND SPACE 1

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Review for the 1st Term Examination

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NACENO, Keana Gale Tagud
NACENO, Keana Gale Tagud
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Review for the 1st Term Examination

by NACENO, Keana Gale Tagud
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A seismic station records a sudden change in the velocity of P-waves as they cross from one layer of Earth into another. What does this most likely indicate?

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2. A researcher wants to determine whether a deep layer of Earth is liquid or solid. Which observation would provide the strongest evidence?

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3. Why are seismic waves useful for investigating Earth's interior?

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4. A P-wave bends as it travels through Earth's interior. This phenomenon is best explained by:

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5. If S-waves suddenly disappear after reaching a particular depth, which conclusion is most reasonable?

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6. A geologist is studying the boundary separating the crust from the mantle. Which discontinuity should be investigated?

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A mineral scratches a glass plate but is scratched by quartz. What can be concluded about its hardness?

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Two minerals have almost the same color. Which combination of properties would be most useful for distinguishing them?

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A mineral breaks repeatedly along smooth, flat surfaces. Which property is being observed?

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A decrease in copper production could affect companies that manufacture electrical equipment. What does this demonstrate?

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Which statement best describes responsible mineral-resource management?

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Magma cools beneath Earth's surface and forms large crystals. What type of rock results?

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Lava cools rapidly after reaching Earth's surface. Which characteristic would most likely develop?

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Sand grains accumulate, become compacted, and are cemented together. What rock-forming process is occurring?

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A limestone deposit is subjected to intense heat and pressure but does not melt. What is the likely result?

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A rock formed when molten material cools and crystallizes underground.

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A rock formed when layers of sediment are compressed and cemented.

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A rock produced when an existing rock is altered by heat and pressure while remaining solid

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A rock with interlocking crystals that formed from slowly cooling magma beneath the surface.

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A rock containing fragments of older rocks that became compacted and cemented together.

 
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