Fill in the missing sediment names on the following table. \[\begin{array}{l} \text { Table 7.1 Particle Size Classification for Dentrital Rocks }\\ \begin{array} { | l | l | l | l | } \hline \begin{array} { r } \text { Size Range } \\ \text { (millimeters) } \end{array} & \text { Particle Name } & \text { Common Sediment Name } & { \text { Dentrital Rock } } \\ \hline < 256 & \text { Boulder } & & \\ 64 - 256 & \text { Cobble } & & \text { Conglomerate } \\ 4 - 64 & \text { Pebble } & & \text { or breccia } \\ 2 - 4 & \text { Granule } & & \\ 1 / 16 - 2 & \text { Sand } & & \text { Sandstone } \\ 1 / 256 - 1 / 16 & \text { Silt } & & \text { Shale, mudstone or } \\ < 1 / 256 & \text { Clay } & & \text { siltstone } \\ \hline \end{array} \end{array}\]

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Exam 6: Sedimentary Rocks

Fill in the missing sediment names on the following table. Table 7.1 Particle Size Classification for Dentrital Rocks Size Range (millimeters) Particle Name Common Sediment Name Dentrital Rock <256 Boulder 64-256 Cobble Conglomerate 4-64 Pebble or breccia 2-4 Granule 1/16-2 Sand Sandstone 1/256-1/16 Silt Shale, mudstone or <1/256 Clay siltstone

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Question 121

Flint, jasper, and travertine are microcrystalline forms of calcite.

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Question 122

What are the chemical, physical and biologic changes called, that happen to sediments as they transform into sedimentary rocks ?

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Question 123

Which characteristic is absolutely necessary for a sedimentary rock to have potential as a possible reservoir rock for oil or gas?

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Question 124

Which statement concerning sedimentary rocks is false?

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Question 125

What two important pieces of geologic information are principally contained in sedimentary rocks?

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Question 126

A sedimentary deposit of angular rock fragments larger than "pea sized" would be called ________.

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Question 127

Carefully observe each of the photographs below of sedimentary rocks.To the right of each sample, name the rock and describe its origin (how it formed). a) b) c)__

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Question 128

Examine the words and/or phrases for each question below and determine the relationship among the majority of words/phrases. -Choose the option that does not fit the pattern.

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Question 129

What is the main way that chert can form?

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Question 130

How do unconsolidated sediments originate?

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Question 131

Which sediment gets lithified to become conglomerate?

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Question 132

Which of the following organisms would have used pebble- to cobble-sized gastroliths?

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Question 133

Examine the words and/or phrases for each question below and determine the relationship among the majority of words/phrases. -Choose the option that does not fit the pattern.

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Question 134

The study of depositional environments in sedimentary rocks is critical to understanding Earth's history.What features or characteristics of sedimentary rocks are unique to particular environments? What features are found in a variety of environments and are therefore less definitive for interpreting paleoenvironments?

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Question 135

What proportion of sedimentary rocks are "limestones"?

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Question 136

What are the three, most common, cementing agents for sandstones?

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Question 137

________ is a form of calcium carbonate.

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Question 138

What do dense crystalline rocks and shales have in common?

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Question 139

How are sedimentary environments categorized or distinguished from each other?

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Question 140

Flint, jasper, and travertine are microcrystalline forms of calcite.

What are the chemical, physical and biologic changes called, that happen to sediments as they transform into sedimentary rocks ?

Which characteristic is absolutely necessary for a sedimentary rock to have potential as a possible reservoir rock for oil or gas?

Which statement concerning sedimentary rocks is false?

What two important pieces of geologic information are principally contained in sedimentary rocks?

A sedimentary deposit of angular rock fragments larger than "pea sized" would be called ________.

Carefully observe each of the photographs below of sedimentary rocks.To the right of each sample, name the rock and describe its origin (how it formed). a) b) c)__

Examine the words and/or phrases for each question below and determine the relationship among the majority of words/phrases. -Choose the option that does not fit the pattern.

What is the main way that chert can form?

How do unconsolidated sediments originate?

Which sediment gets lithified to become conglomerate?

Which of the following organisms would have used pebble- to cobble-sized gastroliths?

Examine the words and/or phrases for each question below and determine the relationship among the majority of words/phrases. -Choose the option that does not fit the pattern.

What proportion of sedimentary rocks are "limestones"?

What are the three, most common, cementing agents for sandstones?

________ is a form of calcium carbonate.

What do dense crystalline rocks and shales have in common?

How are sedimentary environments categorized or distinguished from each other?

An Introduction to Geology and Plate Tectonics

Minerals: The Building Blocks of Rocks

Igneous Rocks

Volcanoes and Volcanic Processes

Weathering and Soil

Metamorphism and Metamorphic Rocks

Geologic Time

Crustal Deformation

Earthquakes and Earth's Interior

The Ocean Floor

Plate Tectonics: The Framework for Modern Geology

Mountain Building and Continental Frameworks

Mass Wasting: The Work of Gravity

Running Water

Groundwater

Glaciers and Glaciation

Deserts and Winds

Shorelines

Mineral and Energy Resources

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Exam 6: Sedimentary Rocks

Flint, jasper, and travertine are microcrystalline forms of calcite.

What are the chemical, physical and biologic changes called, that happen to sediments as they transform into sedimentary rocks ?

Which characteristic is absolutely necessary for a sedimentary rock to have potential as a possible reservoir rock for oil or gas?

Which statement concerning sedimentary rocks is false?

What two important pieces of geologic information are principally contained in sedimentary rocks?

A sedimentary deposit of angular rock fragments larger than "pea sized" would be called ________.

Carefully observe each of the photographs below of sedimentary rocks.To the right of each sample, name the rock and describe its origin (how it formed). a)______________________________ b)______________________________ c)______________________________

Examine the words and/or phrases for each question below and determine the relationship among the majority of words/phrases. -Choose the option that does not fit the pattern.

What is the main way that chert can form?

How do unconsolidated sediments originate?

Which sediment gets lithified to become conglomerate?

Which of the following organisms would have used pebble- to cobble-sized gastroliths?

Examine the words and/or phrases for each question below and determine the relationship among the majority of words/phrases. -Choose the option that does not fit the pattern.

What proportion of sedimentary rocks are "limestones"?

What are the three, most common, cementing agents for sandstones?

________ is a form of calcium carbonate.

What do dense crystalline rocks and shales have in common?

How are sedimentary environments categorized or distinguished from each other?

An Introduction to Geology and Plate Tectonics

Minerals: The Building Blocks of Rocks

Igneous Rocks

Volcanoes and Volcanic Processes

Weathering and Soil

Metamorphism and Metamorphic Rocks

Geologic Time

Crustal Deformation

Earthquakes and Earth's Interior

The Ocean Floor

Plate Tectonics: The Framework for Modern Geology

Mountain Building and Continental Frameworks

Mass Wasting: The Work of Gravity

Running Water

Groundwater

Glaciers and Glaciation

Deserts and Winds

Shorelines

Mineral and Energy Resources

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Carefully observe each of the photographs below of sedimentary rocks.To the right of each sample, name the rock and describe its origin (how it formed). a) b) c)__