Double JeopardyErosion Rocks Minerals Earthquakes

(Plates)Volcanoes

100 100 100 100 100

200 200 200 200 200

300 300 300 300 300

400 400 400 400 400

500 500 500 500 500

Erosion is the removal and transport of material by

wind, glaciers, and water; caused by gravity.

Worth 100 points

The answer is B.

A. Areas of low relief have high erosion rates.B. Areas of high relief have high erosion rates.C. Areas of high relief have low erosion rates.D. There is no association between the two.

Worth 200 points

The answers A.

A. Planting VegetationB. Clear Cutting of ForestC. Removing windbreaks from agricultural areasD. Increasing slopes near highways.

Worth 300 points

The answers B.

A. Was deposited firstB. Experiences more wave erosionC. Cannot be chemically weatheredD. Is a high density rock

Worth 400 points

The answers D.

A. RockslideB. MudflowC. SlumpD. Creep

Worth 500 points

Sedimentary, Igneous, and Metamorphic.

Worth 100 Points

Intrusive

Worth 200 Points

Extrusive

Worth 300 points

The answer is A.

Worth 400 points

A B

CD

The answer is A.

Worth 500 points

A. Clastic sedimentary rock

B. Conglomerate sedimentary rock

C. Chemical sedimentary rock

D. Biological sedimentary rock

A mineral is a naturally

occurring, crystalline structure,

inorganic solid with a distinct

chemical makeup.

Worth 100 points

Streak, Hardness, Luster, Cleavage, and Fracture

Worth 200 points

The answer is B.

Worth 300 pointsMineral Streak Luster

Magnetite Black Metallic

Sulfur White Greasy

Quartz Colorless Glassy

Pyrite Green to black-brown Metallic

Azurite Pale blue Glassy or dull

The tables above shows the streak and luster of different minerals. Which of the above minerals has a glassy luster and a colorless streak?

A. AzuriteB. QuartzC. MagnetiteD. Sulfur

The answer is A.

Worth 400 points

A. Minerals may have unique streak colors

B. The color of the streak matches the color of the mineral

C. Some minerals ignite rather than leave a streak.

D. Minerals contain iron

The answer is A.

Worth 500 points

A. Liquid stateB. Crystalline structureC. Naturally formedD. Inorganic

The answer is D.

Worth 100 points

A. Rifts B. IslandsC. VolcanoesD. Mountains

The answer is C.

Worth 200 points

A. VolcanismB. The EpicenterC. S-WavesD. P-Waves

The answer is B.

Worth 300 points

A. 2.1B. 4.2C. 5.9D. 6.6

Magnitude on Richter Scale

Effect of Earthquake

2.0 Seen on seismograms not felt by people

3.0 Can be felt by people at or close to epicenter

4.0 Can be felt by most people in region of

epicenter

5.0 Causes damage only at epicenter

6.0 Causes widespread damage

7.0 Causes widespread damage on a large scale

The answer is A.

Worth 400 points

A. Reverse B. NormalC. TransformD. Strike - slip

The answer is A.

Worth 500 points

A. In regions that also have volcanic activity

B. In regions that have no volcanic activity

C. In large regions of undisturbed sedimentary rocks

D. In the center of tectonic plates

The answer is C.

Worth 100 points

A. Continental crustB. The lithosphereC. The asthenosphereD. Ocean crust

The answer is A.

Worth 200 points

A. VentB. CalderaC. MantleD. Fault

The answer is D.

Worth 300 points

A. increase in frequency and decrease in intensityB. decrease in both frequency and intensityC. decrease in frequency and increase in intensityD. increase in both frequency and intensity

The answer is C.

Worth 400 points

A. A craterB. A fissureC. A calderaD. A vent

The answer is C.

Worth 500 points

A. Shield volcanoB. VentC. Cinder coneD. Caldera