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What is Geology? - Answer-In its broadest sense, geology is the study of Earth — its interior and its exterior surface, the rocks and other materials that are around us, the processes that have resulted in the formation of those materials, the water that flows over the surface and lies undergroun...

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ASBOG Fundamentals of Geology Exam
Spring 2024 Questions and Answers
What is Geology? - Answer-In its broadest sense, geology is the study of Earth — its
interior and its exterior surface, the rocks and other materials that are around us, the
processes that have resulted in the formation of those materials, the water that flows
over the surface and lies underground, the changes that have taken place over the
vastness of geological time, and the changes that we can anticipate will take place in
the near future.

Igneous rocks for from? - Answer-magma

A mineral is a ? - Answer-naturally occurring combination of specific elements that are
arranged in a particular repeating three-dimensional structure or lattice

Difference between a mineral and a rock? - Answer-A mineral is a pure substance with
a specific composition and structure, while a rock is typically a mixture of several
different minerals (although a few types of rock may include only one type of mineral)

Earth's core consists mostly of? - Answer-Earth's core consists mostly of iron

The outer core is a solid or a liquid? - Answer-liquid

The inner core is hotter than the outer core, but is it a liquid? - Answer-No, too much
pressure

The mantle is made up of? - Answer-The mantle is made up of iron and magnesium
silicate minerals.

Most of the mantle is solid, liquid, or something in between? - Answer-The bulk of the
mantle, surrounding the outer core, is solid rock, but is plastic enough to be able to flow
slowly.

Is the asthenosphere molten? - Answer-some areas

Continental crust is composed mostly of? - Answer-Granite

Oceanic crust is composed mostly of? - Answer-Basalt

The lithosphere is? - Answer-The crust and outermost rigid mantle

what section of the Earth are the tectonic plates? - Answer-Lithosphere

, The geothermal gradient is ~? - Answer-the rate of temperature increase is about
30°C/km

The unit Ma (time) is? - Answer-millions of years

The unit Ga (time) is? - Answer-billions of years

The unit ka (time) is? - Answer-thousands of years

The Phanerozoic Eon started? - Answer-542 Ma

What moves plate tectonics? - Answer-Convection currents

How old is Earth? - Answer-4.57 Ga

all atoms are made up of what main particles - Answer-protons, neutrons, and electrons

The number of protons is the... - Answer-atomic number

Protons+Neutrons= - Answer-Atomic mass

Sodium and chlorine atoms come together to form a ? - Answer-ionic bond

Sharing of e- is known as? - Answer-covalent bonds

Silica and oxygen bond together to create a ? - Answer-Silica Tetrahedron

MOst abundant element in Earth's crust? - Answer-Oxygen

Second most abundant element in Earths crust? - Answer-Silicon

A silicate mineral is one in which - Answer-silicon and oxygen are present as silica
tetrahedra

Diamonds is composed entirely of what kind of bond? - Answer-strong covalent bonds

What are all the mineral groups - Answer-Oxides, Sulphides, sulphates, Halides,
Carbonates, Phosphates, Silicates, Native minerals

Sulphides - Answer-are minerals with the S-2 anion, and they include galena (PbS),
sphalerite (ZnS), chalcopyrite (CuFeS2), and molybdenite (MoS2),

Sulfates - Answer-are minerals with the SO4-2 anion, and these include anhydrite
(CaSO4) and its cousin gypsum (CaSO4.2H2O) and the sulphates of barium and
strontium: barite (BaSO4) and celestite (SrSO4).

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