Earth’s Materials MCQ Test 1 Answers

1.
1 pt(s).
Which material is primarily a mixture of weathered rock and organic matter?
A. minerals
correct answer choice answer choice you marked B. soil
C. ocean water
D. seashells
2.
1 pt(s).
Which process is mostly responsible for the breaking down of rock into sand-sized sediment?
A. precipitation
B. folding
correct answer choice answer choice you marked C. weathering
D. faulting
3.
1 pt(s).
Rocks which are formed from molten material are called
A. carbon rocks
B. fossil rocks
correct answer choice answer choice you marked C. igneous rocks
D. sedimentary rocks
4.
1 pt(s).
Weathering is
A. the making of rocks from the soil
correct answer choice answer choice you marked B. the breaking down of rocks to form soil
C. a word used to describe a very windy day
D. the killing of soil animals in high winds
5.
1 pt(s).
Sedimentary rocks are formed
A. on high mountains
correct answer choice answer choice you marked B. at the bottom of the sea
C. at the source of a river
D. in the core of the earth
6.
1 pt(s).
Which one of the following events occurs in the formation of sedimentary rock?
A. Crystallization
B. Melting
C. Cooling
correct answer choice answer choice you marked D. Weathering
7.
1 pt(s).
The diagram below shows a rock suspended above an overflow container filled with water up to the overflow spout. A graduated cylinder is positioned next to the container to collect water that comes out of the overflow spout. Which property of the rock can be directly determined when the rock is placed in the overflow container?

A. mass
B. density
correct answer choice answer choice you marked C. volume
D. solubility
8.
1 pt(s).
The diagram shows the rock cycle on the Earth. Using the information, what processes are responsible for creating sedimentary rocks?

correct answer choice answer choice you marked A. burial, compaction, deposition and cementation
B. weathering and erosion
C. heat and/ or pressure
D. melting
9.
1 pt(s).
A student designs and builds a 1:1000 scale model of the Mt. Fuji volcano in Japan. Since Mt. Fuji is about 3,800 m high, what is the height of his scale model?

A. 0.38 m
correct answer choice answer choice you marked B. 3.8 m
C. 380 m
D. 3,800 m
10.
1 pt(s).
Which of the following processes will produce igneous rocks?
A. deposition of sediments
correct answer choice answer choice you marked B. volcanic action
C. earthquake activity
D. erosion of surface rocks
11.
1 pt(s).
A sticky soil that holds a lot of water would contain much
A. sand
B. silt
correct answer choice answer choice you marked C. clay
D. humus
12.
1 pt(s).
A dark soil, containing lots of nutrients from dead plant sand or animals would contain much
A. sand
B. silt
C. clay
correct answer choice answer choice you marked D. humus
13.
1 pt(s).
A soil containing an equal mixture of sand, clay and silt is
A. a loam soil and is bad for growing plants in
correct answer choice answer choice you marked B. a loam soil and is good for growing plants in
C. a sandy soil and is good for growing plants in
D. a clay soil and is bad for growing plants in
14.
1 pt(s).
A gardener’s garden dred quickly after rain and his plants often died during summer unless he waterd the garden regularly. What conclusion could be made about the soil in his garden?
A. He had clay soil and this would be improved by adding more humus
correct answer choice answer choice you marked B. He had sandy soil and this would be improved by adding more humus
C. He had loam soil and this would be improved by adding more sand
D. He had sandy soil and this would be improved by adding more clay
15.
1 pt(s).
Soil type can be determined by doing either of two types of test
correct answer choice answer choice you marked A. the soil shake and the soil texture tests
B. the soil shake and soil vac tests
C. the soil break and the soil texture tests
D. soil shake and the soil text tests

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