A) At the edges of countries B) Where the mantle pushes through to the surface C) Where earthquakes happen D) At weak spots on Earth's crust
A) Scoria B) Magma C) Lava D) Coral
A) gas, liquid B) solid, liquid C) gas, solid D) liquid, solid
A) Solute B) Medium C) Sediment D) Emulsion
A) Biological, chemical and physical B) Physical, industrial and biological C) Chemical, industrial and physical D) Biological, industrial and chemical
A) Weight B) Position C) Texture D) Size
A) Liquid B) Solid C) Lava D) Igneous
A) No, because it’s an old continent and can't form new types of rocks. B) Yes, because it’s a young continent and hasn’t lost any rock yet. C) Yes, because it’s an old continent, it has had many geological events occur. D) No, because it’s a young continent and hasn’t had time to form new types of rocks.
A) Being used in building B) Humans walking over them C) Being exposed to hot weather D) Getting compressed by mountains
A) By weighing the rock B) By finding out what minerals the rock is composed of C) By measuring the entire rock deposit D) By seeing how the rock erodes
A) They are formed in different places. B) Minerals erode at different rates. C) Some minerals are older than others. D) They are formed from a mixture of different compounds.
A) compound B) mixture C) atom D) particle
A) Silicon B) Aluminium C) Oxygen D) Iron
A) It should be near a town. B) Its location relative to a sea port. C) Its location relative to an airport. D) If enough ore is found in a single location.
A) So that cities do not get disrupted B) So that ecosystems do not get destroyed C) Because some minerals only form deep underground D) So we can get all of the mineral deposits
A) Fossils B) Rock formations C) Dead trees D) Volcanoes |