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Heat and pressure deep beneath Earth’s surface can change any rock into
Question 1 options:

chemical rock.

gemstones.

metamorphic rock.

sedimentary rock.
Question 2 (8.3 points)
In the process of contact metamorphism, ores form when
Question 2 options:

magma changes the composition of surrounding rock.

moving water breaks down rock.

dense minerals sink within cooling magma.

minerals become concentrated on the ocean floor.
Question 3 (8.3 points)
The heat that changes a rock into metamorphic rock comes from
Question 3 options:

the heat of the mantle.

the sun.

movements in the crust.

chemical rocks in the crust.
Question 4 (8.3 points)
A mineral is inorganic, which means that it contains
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compounds.

materials made by humans.

parts of living things.

no materials that were once part of living things.
Question 5 (8.3 points)
Because many minerals are similar in color and certain elements may change the color, color
Question 5 options:

is not a good identifier.

is the best identifier.

is a restrictive property.

is stable.
Question 6 (8.3 points)
The process in which one type of rock changes into another type of rock because of chemical processes or changes in temperature and pressure is called
Question 6 options:

sedimentation.

metamorphism.

melting and cooling.

eruption.
Question 7 (8.3 points)
The process by which ores are formed when hot magma meets existing rock and changes the rock’s composition is called
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radioactivity.

placer deposits.

carbonization.

contact metamorphism.
Question 8 (8.3 points)

In addition to subduction, what changes sedimentary rocks to metamorphic rocks?
Question 8 options:

gravity


nitrogen


wind


temperature

Question 9 (8.4 points)

What does an oceanic-oceanic convergence give rise to?
Question 9 options:

folded mountains

valleys and ridges

volcanic island arcs

continental volcanic mountains
Question 10 (8.4 points)

Alfred Wegener suggested that earth's continents are moving. Which evidence supports this theory?

Question 10 options:

similarities in human fossils


different types of rocks on opposite coasts

close geometric correspondence of continental coastlines


revolution of the Earth

Question 11 (8.4 points)

Which of the following is the source of energy for the water cycle?
Question 11 options:

volcanic eruptions

the sun

gravity

winds
Question 12 (8.4 points)

What role do plants play in the water cycle?
Question 12 options:

transpiration

precipitation

cooling

condensation