Exam 22: Minerals Rocks and Volcanoes
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The appearance of a mineral's surface in reflected light is called its ______________.
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New rocks that have had their original form altered by heat and pressure, but without melting, are classified as
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Intrusive igneous rock formations that cut more or less vertically across older formations are said to be ______________.
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Rocks solidified from molten material above ground are classified as ______________ igneous rocks.
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The deflection of one lithospheric plate beneath another plate with which it is colliding is called
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A general name for an intrusive igneous rock formation is ______________.
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That each successive layer of sediments is deposited on top of the previous layer, and hence is younger than the lower layer, is a statement of the
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The most violent volcanic eruption in recorded history was that of
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The process of transforming sediment into sedimentary rock is called
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Mount Saint Helens is the type of volcano known as a(n) ______________.
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The asthenosphere is the region of Earth directly below the ______________.
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Beneath Earth's lithosphere is a semimolten layer known as the
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Rocks formed from consolidated sediment deposited in layers are known as _____________ rocks.
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