Solid Earth Test Summer School 6th Grade Science.

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Solid Earth Test Summer School 6th Grade Science

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Solid Earth TestSummer School

6th Grade Science

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1. Which of the following does NOT describe a mineral?

A. Naturally forming (on or below the Earth’s surface)

B. Solid

C. Inorganic (not living)

D. Man made

E. Crystalline structure

F. Definite chemical composition

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2. What form of rock is formed from lava and cools slowly underground allowing for large

crystals?

A. Intrusive igneous

B. Extrusive igneous

C. Sedimentary

D. Metamorphic

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3. Geologists do NOT study which of the following?

A. Rocks and Minerals

B. Earth’s layers

C. Volcanoes and Earthquakes

D. Oceans

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4. Any rock can be turned into magma by which process?

A. Erosion and weathering

B. Heat and pressure

C. Melting

D. Cooling

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5. A person who studies the Earth’s inside, outside, and processes is called a . . .

A. Geographer

B. Geometrist

C. Geologist

D. Biologist

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6. Small pieces of dirt and rock (sediments) form which type of rock?

A. Extrusive igneous

B. Intrusive igneous

C. Sedimentary

D. Metamorphic

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7. Any rock can be turned into sedimentary rock through which processes?

A. Heat and pressure

B. Melting

C. Erosion and

weathering

A. Cooling

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8. A special category of a naturally occurring substance which can form above or below the

Earth is known as a …

A. Mineral

B. Dirt

C. Rock

D. Soil

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9. This substance makes up the Earth’s crust and is made of minerals, dirt, and living things.

A. Mineral

B. Rocks

C. Soil

D. Lava

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10. Which of the following lists the three major rock forms?

A. Basalt, sedimentary, metamorphic

B. Igneous, sediment, metamorphic

C. Igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic

D. Igneous, sedimentary, granite

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11. Which picture shows metamorphic rock?

A. B.

C.

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12. Lava which has cooled quickly above ground not allowing crystals to form or only small crystals

is called. . .

A. Extrusive igneous

B. Intrusive igneous

C. Sedimentary

D. Metamorphic

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13. Small rocks cemented together by nature are another form of which type of

rock?A. Extrusive igneous

B. Intrusive igneous

C. Sedimentary

D. Metamorphic

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14. Cooled lava, above or below ground, is known as what form of rock?

A. Metamorphic

B. Sedimentary

C. Igneous

D. None of the above

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15. The study of Earth’s interior, surface, rocks and minerals, and earth shaping processes is

called . .

A. Geometry

B. Geology

C. Geography

D. Biology

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16. Eroded and weathered particles of rock and dirt form which type of rock?

A. Igneous

B. Sedimentary

C. Metamorphic

D. None of the above

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17. According to Mohs hardness scale, which mineral can be scratched by gypsum?

A. Topaz

B. Diamond

C. Corundum

D. Talc

Mineral RatingTalc 1

Gypsum 2Calcite 3Fluorite 4Apatite 5Feldspar 6Quartz 7Topaz 8

Corundum 9Diamond 10

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18. This type of rock has undergone intense heat and pressure.

A. Igneous

B. Metamorphic

C. Sedimentary

D. None of the above

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19. Earth’s crust is broken into large pieces called:

A. ContinentsB. PlatesC. FaultsD. Ridges

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20. The theory that the continents havemoved so far over millions of years that they had to have once been connected is:

A.Plate TectonicsB.EvolutionC.Continental DriftD.Scientific Method

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21. The point on the surface above wherean earthquake starts, where the earthquake is usually felt the most is:

A.FocusB.EpicenterC.FaultD.Seismic wave

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22. Which kind of eruption can give offa pyroclastic flow of ash, cinders, andboulders?

A. Quiet B. Explosive

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23. This part of a volcano is the main exit for magma to reach the surface.

A.MagmaB.VentC.PipeD.Crater

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24. What type of volcano forms fromlayers of ash and lava from both quiet and explosive eruptions?

A.Composite B.Cinder coneC.Shield

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25. The ring of fire is an area around the Pacific plate where subduction has caused a lot of:

A. Volcanoes B. Islands C. trenches

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26. A machine that records the vibrations of an earthquake is a:

A.Ticker tapeB. RemoteC. Seismograph

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27. What type of volcano forms fromthin layers of lava from quiet eruptions?

A. Cinder coneB. ShieldC. Composite

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28. This part of a volcano is a large poolof hot molten rock from the mantle.

A. Magma chamberB. PipeC. Crater

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29. What evidence was found to provethat there really used to be a supercontinent?

A.FossilsB. Car tiresC. Fish bones

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30. What do we call a volcano that is still likely to erupt?

A.InactiveB. ExtinctC. Active

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31. The hot, molten rock that makesup the mantle is called ________once it reaches the surface:

A.MagmaB. LavaC. Ooze

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32. What do we call a volcano that is not likely to erupt ever again?

A. Active B. Inactive C. Extinct

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33. Wegener called the supercontinentbefore the continents drifted apart:

A.FloridaB. TampaC. Pangea

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34. Which kind of eruption has thick,sticky lava that clogs the pipe andbuilds up pressure?

A. explosive eruption B. Quiet

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35. Which type of plate boundary is moving America farther from Europe?

A. Spreading B. Convergent

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36. Which kind of eruption has runny,fast flowing lava that oozes andpours out of the vents?

A. Explosive B. Quiet

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37. The study of the movement of Earth’s crust is:

A. Earthquakes B. Tectonics

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38. The point where sliding plates catchand cause an earthquake is the:

A.EpicenterB. FocusC. Fault

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39. Which kind of eruption causes mostof its damage by starting fires?

quiet eruptionA. Explosive B. Quiet

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40. What type of volcano forms fromthick layers of ash from explosiveeruptions?

A. Cinder cone B. Composite