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Middlesex County College SCI-155

Exam 3 – Volcanoes and Rocks                                             Name: Shruti Patel

1. Two different grain sizes in an igneous rock indicate:

                                    a. two forms of metamorphism                            c. the rock cooled too slowly

                                    b. there were 2 different cooling rates                   d. it is an intrusive igneous rock

2. In igneous rocks, large crystals/grains in a groundmass of smaller grains are called:

                        a. porphyrocks               b. phenocrysts               c. phanerites                 d. patchwork texture

3. Textural terms for extrusive rocks are:

                                    a. phaneritic, porphyritic, aphanitic                      c. aphanitic, porphyritic, pyroclastic

                                    b. apatitic, pyroclastic, phaneritic                        d. pyroclastic, phenocrystic, phaneritic

4. The main mineral constituents of granite are:

                                    a. pyroxene and amphibole                                 c. feldspar and quartz

                                    b. quartz and calcite                                           d. olivine and quartz

5. The main mineral constituents of a gabbro are:

                                    a. quartz and plagioclase                                    c. amphibole and apatite

                                    b. olivine and muscovite                                      d. pyroxene and Ca-plagioclase

6. Bowen’s Reaction Series is:

   a. A method of determining the viability of a soil                b. the crystallization process of sandstone lithification

   c. the sequence of crystallization of minerals from magma            d. the sequence of gradually increasing metamorphism

7. The texture of a basalt with some visible phenocrysts of plagioclase feldspar is:

a. porphyritic-phaneritic              b. phaneritic-porphyritic              c. phaneritic-aphanitic           d. aphanitic-porphyritic

8. An igneous rock having grain sizes larger than one centimeter is called a:

                        a. porphyrite                  b. phanerite                   c. pegmatite                  d. phenocryst   

9. Granitic magma originates:

a. in continental crust         b. from the mantle         c. from the melting of sandstone           d. at transform boundaries

10. Basaltic magma originates:

a. in continental crust         b. from the mantle         c. from the melting of sandstone           d. at transform boundaries

11. The very smallest volcanoes are called  cinder cones because they have no lava flows, only ash and rock bits.. 

12 . Composite/stratovolcanoes volcanoes are volcanoes that alternate between explosive activity and lava

flows.  Textures of extrusive rocks from this type of volcano can be aphanitic, _______________________________,

or have _________________________________ texture.

13. Gabbro is to basalt as ___________________________________ is to rhyolite.

                        a. garnet                       b. scoria                        c. granite                       d. diorite

14. Extrusive diorite is called ______________________________________________.

                        a. rhyolite                      b. andesite                    c. basalt                        d. magma

15. Molten rock within the Earth is called _________________________________.  Molten rock extruded on the surface

is called _________________________________________. (fill-ins)

16. In classifying igneous rocks, we first see if the rock is

                        a. light or dark         b. rough or smooth        c. phaneritic or aphanitic        d. paleolithic or azoic

17. What is the first mineral to crystallize from a melt according to Bowen’s Reaction Series? Olivine

Which is the LAST mineral to crystallize? b. Quartz

18. Which are ALL names for different intrusive igneous bodies?

                        a. laccolith, batholith, dike, sill                            c. till, batholith, megalith, laccolith

                        b. basalt flow, dike, volcano, magma                    d. megalith, fissure eruption, sill, trap

19. Hawaii is the tip of a _________________________________(<- fill in) volcano.  This type of volcano is

            (circle one ->)    a. the smallest              b. intermediate-sized                  c. the largest

20. Mt. Fuji in Japan and Mt. St. Helens on our northwest coast are examples of a _______________________volcano.

21. What is a rock?        a) an amalgam of rock sediments                        b) an agglomerate of metacrystals

                                    c) an aggregate of rock forming minerals              d) an association of non-metallic minerals

22. Name the three ways a magma chamber can become altered, resulting in flows with different chemical signatures from the same volcano.  (6 pts)

________________________________________________, ______________________________________________,

and ______________________________________________

23. What property is common to all limestones regardless of texture?

             a. calcite                     b. reaction to HCl                       c. CaCO3                      d. reaction to NaCl

24. What indicates that clastic sedimentary rocks form at the Earth’s surface?

                        a. layers, bedding surfaces                                             c. roundness and sorting

                        b. sedimentary structures and fossils                               d. a, b, and c

25. The main mineral constituent of limestone and marble is:

            a. coquina                     b. calcite                       c. aragonite                   d. lucite

26. Why is olivine a rare mineral in sandstone – even on beaches of volcanic islands? ____________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________(2 pts)

27. Two chemical rocks precipitated from evaporating water are:

            a. rock calcite and halite                                                 c. rock gypsum and rock salt

            b. rock salt and fluorite salt                                             d. gypsum and rock calcite

28. In classifying sedimentary rocks, we first see if:

                        a. the rock is light or dark                                               c. the grain size is well sorted

                        b. the rock is clastic or non clastic                                  d. the rock is hard or soft

29. List 2 environments in which shale accumulates: _______________________ &  ________________________(2 pts)

30. In classifying metamorphic rocks, we first see if the rock is:

                        a. light or dark                                                               c. clastic or non clastic

                        b. coarse- or fine-grained                                                d. foliated or non-foliated

31. Garnets are indicators of:

            a. high grade metamorphism                                           b. low grade mylonite    

            c. intermediate grade metamorphism                               d. high grade migmatite

32. The mineralogy of a large crystal in a metamorphic rock is likely to be:

                        a. garnet                       b. ruby                          c.quartz                                    d. halite

33. A large crystal in a metamorphic rock is termed a:

                        a. phenocryst                b. metacrystal               c. megablast                 d. porhyroblast

34. Circle the correct sequence of metamorphism.

                        a. slate, phyllite, shale, gneiss, igneous               c. gneiss, schist, slate, phyllite, shale

                        b. shale, slate, phyllite, schist, gneiss                 d. granite, slate, phyllite, shale, gneiss

35. Circle the correct sequence of events:

                        a. peat, anthracite, shale, sandstone                               c. peat, lignite, bituminous, anthracite

                        b. shale, peat, bituminous, anthracite                              d. anthracite, lignite, bituminous, peat

36. The original environment of deposition for coal is:

                        a. deep within the Earth                                      c. in swamps

                        b. at divergent plate boundaries                           d. in a surface mine

37. A clastic sedimentary rock with large rounded pebbles is called a. _________________________________

      and will break around the larger pebbles.  When metamorphosed, this rock is called a

b. _________________________________ and will  break right across the larger rounded pebbles.

38. A quartz beach sand will be:

            a. dark and poorly sorted                                                c. well-sorted with angular clasts

            b. contain a lot of potassium feldspar                               d. well-sorted with rounded clasts

39. A poorly-sorted clastic sedimentary rock containing large angular bits of rock or mineral is

     termed a (fill in)__________________________ , and formed (pick one) __close to, or  far from ___the source.

40. The linear features (foliation)  in some metamorphic rocks are the result of what kind of metamorphism?

     ___________________________________________________

41. Quartzite, hornfels, and many marbles are the result of what kind of metamorphism? ________________________

42. Match the rock with the environment of deposition.

            a. coquina         ________                                  u.  deep lake

            b. peat              ________                                  w. delta

            c, black shale    ________                                  x. talus slope (formed at bottom of a cliff)

            d. conglomerate ________                                  y. shallow marine with wave action

            e. breccia          ________                                  z. swamp

43. Most schists are composed predominantly of _____________________&____________________. (2 pts.)

“Word bank” for question 44 (Choose only ONE answer for each letter below.)

lignite                rock gypsum     conglomerate            quartzite             sandstone             siltstone            grindstone

sunstone           rock salt            shale                       slate                  limestone              lime sand          gravel

tillite                 breccia              oolitic limestone        mudstone           coal                      arkose              hornfels            

44. Name a rock likely to be formed in each environment.

a. Deltas _________________________________    f. Shoreline ___________________________________

b. Floodplains _____________________________    g. Shallow-marine _______________________________

c. Glacial _________________________________    h. Deep-ocean _________________________________

d. Alluvial _________________________________   I. Organic Reefs ________________________________

 e. Eolian (wind blown) _______________________   j. Playa Lakes __________________________________

“Word bank” for questions 45 through 50

felsite                rhyolite              roofing               swamps            pool table          muscovite          stone tools

wall board          pipe stems        coal mines        basalt               arkose              olivine               calcite

amphibole         silica                 gypsum             pyroxene           sculpture           deep lakes        shallow marine  

45. What is the major mineral composition of a dunite? ________________________________________________

46. Where is lignite likely to be forming? ____________________________________________________________

47. Name a rock from the felsic family. _____________________________________________________________

48. Name one use for chert. _________________________ What’s the chemical composition? ________________

49. What is a popular use for rock gypsum? _________________________________________________________

50.  What is a popular use for slate? _______________________________________________________________

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