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Quiz 3 3/6/03
  • Compaction and cementation are two common
    sedimentary processes associated with
  • erosion
  • transportation
  • deposition
  • lithification

2
  • A sedimentary rock made of fragments of
    preexisting rock is
  • biochemical (organic)
  • chemical
  • clastic

3
  • Which of the following depositional environments
    would you expect to produce cross-bedding like
    that shown below?
  • deep marine
  • swamp
  • desert
  • glacier

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  • A warm, shallow, tropical marine environment can
    produce sediment with the following
    characteristics.
  • inorganic and biochemically precipitated
    limestones
  • sandstone with large-scale cross beds
  • red, coarse, angular breccia
  • black shale with tree and fern fossils

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5. Clastic sediment that has very coarse, angular
grains (gravel) and is very poorly sorted
  • has traveled very far from its source area
  • is most likely to be deposited in the deep
    ocean
  • is commonly transported by air.
  • has not traveled very far from its source area

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  • 6. Which is not a chemical or biochemical
    sedimentary rock?
  • rock salt
  • shale
  • limestone
  • gypsum

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  • 7. What kind of sedimentary structure is shown
    in the diagram below
  • mud cracks
  • graded beds
  • cross bedding
  • ripple marks

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  • Metamorphic rocks are broadly classified based on
  • texture - presence or absence of foliation
  • depositional environment
  • chemical composition

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  • When rocks are metamorphosed, the mineral
    components of the rock are
  • recrystallized in the solid state
  • melted first, then crystallized again to form
    a new rock
  • shattered by mechanical processes

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  • 10. Limestone transforms during metamorphism
    into
  • slate
  • marble
  • quartzite
  • gneiss
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