Up From The Inferno - Volcano



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Which of the following statements is false? Igneous rocks:
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Correct Answer: are termed phaneritic if they're fine-grained.


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The dramatic scenery of the Sierra Nevada mountains in California:
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Correct Answer: owes its existence to erosion of a batholith.


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A rock is porphyritic. Which of the following words could not be used to describe it?
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Correct Answer:pyroclastic


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Granite:
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Correct Answer:all of the above.


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Which of the following igneous rocks does not have a glassy texture?
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Correct Answer:pegmatite


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After an explosive volcanic eruption on an island, the surrounding sea is full of light gray floating rock. What must it be?
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Correct Answer:pumice


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Which of the following statements is false? Volatiles that come out of the Earth as volcanic products:
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Correct Answer:usually consist of 50% sulfur dioxide.


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Intrusive igneous rocks:
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Correct Answer:cool slowly and are coarse-grained.


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Bowen's reaction series:
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Correct Answer:
allows a geologist to predict what minerals will be together in igneous rocks.


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Bowen's reaction series:
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Correct Answer:all of the above are true statements.


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Which of the following statements is false? Felsic magma:
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Correct Answer:is less viscous than mafic magma.


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Which of the following statements is false? Mafic minerals:
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Correct Answer:form rhyolite and granite.


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Magma may cool and freeze to become solid igneous rock:
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Correct Answer:all of the above are true statements.


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Factors that influence the chemical composition of magmas may include:
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Correct Answer:all of the above are true statements.


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Identify the false statement. The youthful Earth had numerous heat sources for igneous activity, including:
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Correct Answer:
decay of all of its radioactive elements; almost none remain today.


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Refer to the Geotherm/Melting Curve for Peridotite diagram (Figure 4.3) to identify the false statement.
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Correct Answer:
The area to the left of the solidus dashed line represents melted rock; the area to the right of the liquidus dashed line represents solid rock.


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Interpret this diagram (Figure 6.3) to find the false statement. Point A represents rock that fits the following description:
Correct Answer:its physical state is molten.


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Identify the false statement. Hot solid rock in the Earth:
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Correct Answer:
must reach a minimum temperature of 1100 °C before it melts.


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Magmas have a variety of chemical compositions because
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Correct Answer:all of the above are true.


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Identify the false statement. Magma moves up towards Earth’s surface:
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Correct Answer:
more quickly as it cools and therefore becomes less viscous.


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Which of the following is NOT an intrusive igneous structure:
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Correct Answer:baked zone


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Identify the false statement. Pegmatites:
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Correct Answer:have intruded at great depth and cooled very slowly.


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Wet igneous rock (rock that contains volatiles) melts at a lower temperature than does the dry version of that same rock.
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Correct Answer: True


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Volatile-rich magma develops gas bubbles as it rises, and this creates even more buoyant force to move the magma upward more aggressively.
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Correct Answer: True


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Vesicles are pieces of country rock broken off by intruding magma.
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Correct Answer: False


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The deeper an igneous intrusion, the slower it cools.
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Correct Answer: True


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Igneous rocks formed of igneous debris blown out of a volcano are called pegmatites.
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Correct Answer: False


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“Dry” magmas contain no volatiles; “wet” magmas contain up to 50% of the volatile, water.
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Correct Answer: False


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The sequence of mineral production that takes place in a cooling magma, called Bowen’s reaction series, is an example of the process called stoping.
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Correct Answer: False


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“Tuff” and “breccia” are both fragmental igneous rocks.
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Correct Answer: True


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