(1.5) Rock Cycle
What is the name of the process that turns sediment into compact sediment?
Transportation + Deposition
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
(1.5) Rock Cycle
What is the name of the process that turns sediment into compact sediment? | Transportation + Deposition |
(1.5) Rock Cycle
What is the name of the process that turns sedimentary rocks into metamorphic rocks? | Deformation |
(1.5) Rock Cycle
What is the name of the process that turns magma into igneous rock? | Crysrallization + Solidification |
(1.5) Rock Cycle
What is the name of the process that turns compact sediment into sedimentary rock? | Lithification |
(2.2) Principles of Relative Dating
What is the Principle of Superposition? | The rocks on the bottom are older than the rocks on top. applies to most sedimentary rocks and some igneous rocks. |
(2.2) Principles of Relative Dating
What is the Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships? | The rock came before the cut. |
(2.2) Principles of Relative Dating
What is the Principle of Included Fragments? | The fragments are always older than the rock. class existed as sediment that later became part of a rock layer. |
(2.2) Principles of Relative Dating
What is the Principle of Contact Effects? | The sedimentary rock came before the igneous infusion. |
(2.2) Principles of Relative Dating
What is the Principle of Original Horizontality? | we know it that and movement in the layers like tilting happened after deposition because the layer are always horizontal first. |
(2.2) Principles of Relative Dating
What are the 5 principles of relative dating? | 1. Superposition
2. Cross-Cutting Relationships
3. Included Fragments
4. Contact Effects
5. Original Horizontality |
(2.5) Calculating Density
How to calculate density of a block of wood? | - weigh it for mass
- measure LxWxH for volume
- divide mass by volume |
(2.5) Calculating Density
How to calculate density of a pebble? | - weigh it for mass
- add to glass cylinder w/ measure markers and water
- find volume by measuring how much water is displaced
- divide mass by volume |
(2.6) Weight vs. Density | Density = total mass/volume
Weight = how much downward force something exerts |
Can Metamorphic Rocks uplift to the surface? | yes |
what is one way that the atmosphere affects the hydrosphere | water vapor condenses in the atmosphere creating rain and snow which can add more water to lakes rivers and oceans. |
what is one way that the atmosphere affects the biosphere | provides oxygen to the biosphere |
how does the atmosphere affect the lithosphere? | weathers rocks and soil |
how does the hydrosphere affect the atmosphere? | Water evaporates from oceans and lakes, adding water vapor to the atmosphere. |
how does the hydrophere affect the biosphere? | Water provides living things with the water they need to survive. |
how does the hydrosphere affect the lithosphere? | Water causes weathering and erosion, breaking down and moving rocks and soil. |
how does the biosphere affect the atmosphere? | Plants release oxygen into the atmosphere through photosynthesis |
how does the biosphere affect the hydrosphere? | Living things use and release water, helping move water through the water cycle |
how does the biosphere affect the lithosphere? | lant roots can break apart rocks and soil as they grow. |
how does the lithosphere affect the atmosphere? | Volcanoes release gases and ash into the atmosphere. |
how does the lithosphere affect the hydrosphere? | Rocks and soil can change the path and flow of water. |
how does the lithosphere affect the biosphere? | Soil provides nutrients and a place for plants to grow. |