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EAPS 112 - Chapter 2 (Minerals and Rocks) Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Minerals are naturally occurring, organic, crystalline solids. - ANSWER-False The atomic number of an element is determined by the number of protons in the nucleus - ANSWER-True Metamorphic rocks form from when ma...

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EAPS 112 - Chapter 2 (Minerals and
Rocks) Exam Questions & Answers
2023/2024
Minerals are naturally occurring, organic, crystalline solids. - ANSWER-False



The atomic number of an element is determined by the number of protons in the nucleus - ANSWER-
True



Metamorphic rocks form from when magma cools - ANSWER-False



The silica tetrahedron is the building block of all silicate minerals and continues one silicon atom and
three oxygen atoms - ANSWER-False (4 oxygen)



Igneous rocks can be plutonic, meaning the rock formed underground or extrusive, meaning the rock
formed above groun - ANSWER-True



Intrusive igneous rocks have relatively small crystals as compared to extrusive igneous rocks, which have
larger crystals - ANSWER-False (other way around)



Economic geology focuses on the search for rocks and minerals with commercial value - ANSWER-True



Elements are made of two or more types of atoms - ANSWER-False



Metamorphic and igneous rocks are most likely to form in the middle of tectonic plates - ANSWER-False



Erosion is the breaking of rocks into smaller pieces by physical or chemical means - ANSWER-False (that's
weathering)



Detrital sedimentary rocks are classified according to sediment size - ANSWER-True

, If a rock experiences a change in texture, it has undergone metamorphism - ANSWER-True



Foliation is the alignment along parallel planes of mineral in sedimentary rocks - ANSWER-False (in
metamorphic rocks)



The majority of contact metamorphism occurs during mountain building episodes, when two continental
plates collide. - ANSWER-False



Of the more than 3.800 known minerals, only 50 are commonly found in rocks - ANSWER-False



The most common mineral group on Earth are known as the ________ .

a. silicates

b. oxides

c. halides

d. carbonates

e. sulfides - ANSWER-Silicates



What are the rocks that form from the cooling of magma?

a. metamorphic

b. lava rocks

c. igneous

d. minerals

e. sedimentary - ANSWER-igneous



Volcanic rocks are different from plutonic rocks in that ________ .

a. plutonic rocks are harder

b. volcanic rocks have larger crystals

c. volcanic rocks are darker in color

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