Examples of crosscutting features include

erosion lines and metmorphic intrusions

erosion and sedimentary intrusions

fault lines and infraction zones

This principal shows how sedimetary rocks are deposited in parallel/horizontal layers?

Principal of Original Horizontality

Date the layers from oldest to youngest:

all of the layers are the same age

According to the figure, what is older, the intrustion or the fault?

the intrusion is older because it is split by the fault

the fault because is older because it lies on top of the intrustion

the fault and the intrusion are the same age

List the rock layers from oldest to youngest...

all of the rocks are the same age

Which of the following statements is true?

all of the layers are sedimentary but the intrusion and layer 2 are igneous

all of the layers are sedimentary

all of the layers are metamorphic

all of the layers are igneous and the intrusion is sedimentary

What kind of fossils would you expect to find in layer C?

dinosaur, small mammal, flowers

none because it is igneous rock

Put the regions in order from oldest to youngest (it is not bottom up like rock layers)

All layers appear to be the same age

When was the rock wall built in relation to burial Y?

approximately 250 years after the burial of y

Why are geologic maps useful?

can predict hazards such as landslides, volcanoes

can help builders determine ground quality

mineral resources and groundwater quality

What caused the Grand Canyon to form?

weathering and erosion of the Colorado River

converging boundaries deep within the Earth's Crust

glaciers from the ice age carved a rift in the surface of the Earth

If a fossil is present in many rock layers and then suddenly disappears and is not found in younger layers, what can be determined

an extinction happened that wiped this organism out

the fossil evolved into something unrecognizable

magma or lava has solidified over the top of the rock containing the fossils causing them to be hidden

weathering and erosion smoothed the rocks and you cannot see the fossils

How have scientists determined the beginning and end of geologic eras?

by the life forms present during each era

by the # of mass extinctions in each era

Which description correctly describes the "relative age" of a layer of rock?

older rock is on the bottom and younger rock is on the top

the rock is 5.3 million years old

radioactive isotopes decay and give us an exact age of rock

all of these are relative age terms

What should be said about this picture?

it is inaccurate, dinosaurs and humans did not live in the same era

it is inaccurate because during this era there was an ice age

it is inaccurate because humans evolved much earlier than dinosaurs

it is an accurate depiction of geologic time

What was the Cambrian Explosion?

the explosion of life from the high levels of oxygen after the Precambrian Era

The massive eruption from volcanoes during the Cambrian Era

The explosion from the asteroid that hit during the Mesozoic Era

solar radiation that caused the Great Dying during the Paleozoic Era

Which of the following would describe an index fossil:

lived a short specific period of time

found all over the world (abundant)

A tropical fossil is found in Antarctica. What could this tell you?

that the past environment of Antarctica was once warm

that tropical plants have adapted to grow in antarctica

that someone moved the fossil to Antarctica

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What type of unconformity is shown below:

nonconformity

paraconformity

disconformity

angular unconformity

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Type of unconformity shown in the picture here:

nonconformity

paraconformity

angular unconformity

disconformity

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30 sec • 1 pt

The idea that the same processes that shaped the Earth long ago, are similar to the ones that are shaping the Earth now.

unconformity

superposition

cross cutting relationships

uniformitarianism

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What law or principle is being shown in this image:

uniformitarianism

cross cutting relationships

superposition

fossil succession

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Another name for the study of rock layers is:

Paleontology

Stratigraphy

Hoyology

Minerology

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The father of stratigraphy is _

Gregor Mendel

Mr. Ballisty

Nicholas Steno

Bill Nye

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What happened to the layers in the below pictures:

they were faulted

they were folded

igneous intrusions overtook them

all of the above

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Final Exam Game 1

What type of unconformity is shown below:

Type of unconformity shown in the picture here:

The idea that the same processes that shaped the Earth long ago, are similar to the ones that are shaping the Earth now.

What law or principle is being shown in this image:

Another name for the study of rock layers is:

The father of stratigraphy is _

What happened to the layers in the below pictures:

In the cross section above, the squiggle line above Geology represent what?

Type of unconformity shown in the picture below:

Which law or principle is shown in the figure below:

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Final Exam Game 1

What type of unconformity is shown below:

Type of unconformity shown in the picture here:

The idea that the same processes that shaped the Earth long ago, are similar to the ones that are shaping the Earth now.

What law or principle is being shown in this image:

Another name for the study of rock layers is:

The father of stratigraphy is ____________ _____________

What happened to the layers in the below pictures:

In the cross section above, the squiggle line above Geology represent what?

Type of unconformity shown in the picture below:

Which law or principle is shown in the figure below:

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The father of stratigraphy is _