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TYPES OF ROCKS C. metamorphism B. textures of allotropic

rocks
MCQ: Examples of D. slope failure
submarine volcanic activities C. textures of
are sedimentary rocks
MCQ: Three-dimensional D. textures of igneous
A. blue smokers
orientation of 'Clastic Rocks' rocks
B. black smokers is classified as

C. white smokers A. fossil bed

MCQ: Classification of
D. yellow smokers B. fabric of rocks sedimentary rocks on basis of
C. bed of rocks its composition includes

D. sediments A. carbonate
MCQ: Igneous rocks with
sedimentary rocks
lowest content of silica are
MCQ: Rocks that contain
known as B. iron-rich sedimentary
fossils are
rocks
A. mafic rocks
A. celandine rocks
C. organic-rich
B. felsic rocks
B. monzonite rocks sedimentary rocks
C. porphyry
C. sedimentary rocks D. all of above
D. ultramafic rocks
D. dolerite rocks

MCQ: Example of
MCQ: Erosion material of sedimentary rocks is
MCQ: Color of sedimentary
continuously growing
rocks are usually determined A. basanite
mountain chain is known as
by
B. carbonite
A. molasses
A. iron
C. granite
B. fabric of rocks
B. nitrogen
D. limestoneMCQ: Cha
C. bed of rocks
C. bacteria nging of particles
D. fossil bed size during process
D. calcium carbonate of metamorphism is
classified as

MCQ: Process of A. folding

MCQ: Salty rocks, schistose,
transformation of existing
granoblastic and hornfelsic B. bending
rocks is known as
are classified as
A. abyssalism C. recrystallization
A. textures of
B. hypabyssal metamorphic rocks D. bedding

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D. abyssal B. molasses

MCQ: Non-essential MCQ: Crystals of igneous C. volcanic rocks

minerals present in igneous rocks that are too small to be
rocks are classified as seen with naked eyes are D. plutonic rocks
known as
A. intrusive minerals
A. phaneritic MCQ: Sedimentary rocks are
B. accessory minerals
B. aphanitic natural resources of
C. smoker minerals
C. porphyry A. coals
D. white minerals
D. pyroclastic B. fossil fuels

C. drinking water
MCQ: Sedimentary rocks
that are formed in arid MCQ: Particles that together D. all of above
climates are classified as made sedimentary rocks are
classified as
A. fossil beds MCQ: Extrusive rocks are
A. sediments also known as
B. oxide beds
B. basanite
C. red beds A. sediments
C. carbonite B. molasses
D. iron beds
D. metamorphous
MCQ: In metamorphic C. volcanic rocks
rocks, layering within rocks D. plutonic rocks
is known as
MCQ: Rocks that are formed
A. bedding within crust of planet are
known as MCQ: Types of
B. foliation metamorphism are
A. intrusive igneous
C. bending rocks A. contact
D. recrystallization metamorphism
B. igneous sediments
B. allotropic
C. fabric of igneous metamorphism
MCQ: Intrusive igneous rocks
rocks are classified as C. regional
D. extrusive igneous metamorphism
A. gamma-abyssal rocks
D. both a and c
B. alpha-abyssal MCQ: Intrusive rocks are
also known as
C. hypabyssal
A. sediments

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MCQ: Examples of
metamorphic rocks are
A. marble
B. quartzite
C. limestone
D. granite
MCQ: Types of sedimentary
rocks includes
A. clastic rocks
B. organic rocks
C. chemical rocks
D. all of above
MCQ: Structure formed of
layers of sedimentary rocks is
known as
A. soil erosion
B. folding
C. bedding
D. glacier erosion
MCQ: Transformation of
existing types of rocks are
classified as
A. carbonite rocks
B. metamorphic rocks
C. igneous rocks
D. sedimentary rocks
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MCQ: Example of igneous
rocks is
A. basalt
B. carbonite
C. granite
D. limestone
MCQ: Crystals of igneous
rocks that can be seen with
naked eyes are known as
A. phaneritic
B. aphanitic
C. porphyry
D. pyroclastic
MCQ: One which is not
considered as fundamental
groups of rocks is
A. tectonic rocks
B. metamorphic rocks
C. igneous rocks
D. sedimentary rocks
MCQ: Intrusive igneous
rocks that are formed at depth
within crust of planet are
classified as
A. gamma-abyssal
B. alpha-abyssal
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C. hypabyssal
D. abyssal
MCQ: Minerals that are
formed only at high
temperature in
metamorphism are
A. metamorphic
minerals
B. allotropic minerals
C. ultramafic minerals
D. mafic minerals
MCQ: Scientific discipline
which studies structure,
origins and properties of
sedimentary rocks is
classified as
A. pedology
B. sedimentology
C. morphology
D. geology
MCQ: Rocks that are formed
through solidification and
cooling of lava are classified
as
A. allotropic rocks
B. metamorphic rocks
C. igneous rocks
D. sedimentary rocks
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MCQ: Place at which these A. ultramafic rocks

large-scale sedimentation
occurs is classified as B. mafic rocks

A. fabric of rocks C. felsic rocks

B. bed of rocks D. porphyry

C. fossil bed

D. sedimentary basins

MCQ: Rocks that are formed

at surface of crust due to
melting of rocks are
classified as

A. fabric of igneous
rocks

B. extrusive igneous
rocks

C. intrusive igneous
rocks

D. igneous sediments

MCQ: Rocks that are formed

of particles of shells, pebbles
and sands are classified as

A. igneous rocks

B. sedimentary rocks

C. tectonic rocks

D. metamorphic rocks

MCQ: Igneous rocks that

have highest content of silica
are known as

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