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felicia1mallet-blog · 7 years ago
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    TEST BANK QUESTIONS – This test bank is for Exploring Geology 4th edition. In addition to this Word file, the questions can be accessed via MH’s Connect system, and MH can provide them for various classroom-management systems (e.g., Blackboard).
At the end of this document are instructions for copying and pasting these questions to create a new test, as well as a description the self-numbering character of the questions and answers using Styles in Microsoft Word. Short descriptors that follow each question are summarized here:
Answer: Correct answer to question.
Section: The number of the relevant two-page spread in     Exploring Geology, 4thedition.
Difficulty Level: Cognitive skills required to answer the     question, selected from six categories in a version of Bloom’s Taxonomy.     The six categories are Remember, Understand,     Apply, Analyze, Evaluate, or Create.
Topic: The chapter or the part of a chapter (e.g., energy     resources versus mineral resources) to which the question applies.
 Section 1.0 – Nature of Geology
 1.      Which  of the following was mentioned in the opening two-page spread of Chapter 1?
a)       oil beneath the Arctic National Wildlife  Reserve
b)       the scenery of GlacierNational Park
c)       earthquakes along the San Andres fault
d)       oil beneath the GulfCoast of the United States
Answer: b
Section: 1.0
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 Section 1.1 – Where and How We Live
 2.      Which  of the following is probably least at risk for geologic hazards?
a)       next to a river in low areas
b)       near an active fault
c)       on soils that gently expand when wet
d)       on gentle slopes away from mountains
e)       close to, but upwind of, an active volcano
Answer: d
Section: 1.1
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 3.      Which  potential geologic hazard is NOT represented by a feature on this figure?
a)       an earthquake
b)       a volcano
c)       contaminated groundwater
d)       a landslide
e)       flood-prone areas
Answer: c
Section: 1.1
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 4.       Which of the following geologic aspects  influence our lives based on the photograph showing horses and cows on a grassy  field?
a)      the  presence of mountains, which influence the formation of clouds and  precipitation
b)      the  steepness of slopes
c)      the  availability of water
d)      all  of these
Answer: d
Section: 1.1
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 5.      The  distribution of natural resources is influenced by the:
a)       type of rocks
b)       age of the rocks
c)       way in which the rocks formed
d)       all of these
Answer: d
Section: 1.1
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 6.      Which  of the following factors was most important in controlling the distribution  of copper mines in the western U.S.  versus iron mines in the Great Lakes region?
a)       the amount of precipitation (rain and snow)
b)       the time of year when precipitation occurs
c)       different ages and geologic histories of the  rocks
d)       the latitude (distance south or north from the  equator)
Answer: c
Section: 1.1
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 Section 1.2 – Geology Explains World
 7.       Geology can help us learn about Earth’s past  by studying:
a)      why  continents and oceans are different
b)      why  a landscape looks the way it does
c)      how  life in the past was different than today
d)      how  global climate has changed since the ice ages
e)      all  of these
Answer: e
Section: 1.2
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 8.       Which of the following is NOT a way geology  informs us about Earth’s past?
a)      how  the first second of the universe differed from a second today
b)      why  continents and oceans are different
c)      why  a landscape looks the way it does today
d)      how  life in the past was different than today
e)      how  past global climate was different than today
Answer: a
Section: 1.2
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 9.       Continents differ in appearance from ocean  basins because:
a)      each  has its own geologic history
b)      each  contains different fossils
c)      each  has its own climate
Answer: a
Section: 1.2
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 10.   Continental ice sheets were more common 28,000  years ago than they are today because:
a)      the  Earth had more water then than now
b)      the  Earth was cooler then than now
c)      the  Earth was further away from the Sun then than now
Answer: b
Section: 1.2
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 Section 1.3 – Inside Earth
 11.   The main layers of the Earth in correct order,  from the surface moving down, are:
a)      upper  crust, outer core, inner core, mantle
b)      outer  core, inner core, upper mantle, lower crust
c)      crust,  mantle, outer core, inner core
d)      upper  mantle, lower mantle, inner core, crust
Answer: c
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 12.   Which of the following Earth layers is the  thinnest?
a)      oceanic  crust
b)      upper  mantle
c)      lower  mantle
d)      outer  core
e)      inner  core
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 13.   Which layer on this figure is the upper  mantle?
a)      A
b)      B
c)      C
d)      D
e)      E
Answer: c
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 14.   Which layer on this figure is the continental  crust?
a)      A
b)      B
c)      C
d)      D
e)      E
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 15.   Which layer on this figure is the oceanic  crust?
a)      A
b)      B
c)      C
d)      D
e)      E
Answer: b
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 16.   Which layer in the earth is similar to the  composition of granite?
a)      continental  crust
b)      oceanic  crust
c)      upper  mantle
d)      lower  mantle
e)      core
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 17.   Which layer in the earth is similar in composition  to basalt, a dark lava rock?
a)      continental  crust
b)      oceanic  crust
c)      upper  mantle
d)      lower  mantle
e)      core
Answer: b
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 18.   Which layer in the earth is similar to the  green mineral olivine?
a)      continental  crust
b)      oceanic  crust
c)      mantle
d)      core
Answer: c
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 19.   Which layer in the earth is similar in  composition to an iron-nickel meteorite?
a)      continental  crust
b)      oceanic  crust
c)      upper  mantle
d)      lower  mantle
e)      core
Answer: e
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 20.   Which of the following is NOT a possible  reason for why a region is higher in elevation than adjacent regions?
a)      the  lithosphere is hotter
b)      it  has continental crust, but adjacent regions have oceanic crust
c)      the  crust is thicker
d)      the  crust is more dense
Answer: d
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 21.   What is the most likely reason why a region is  higher than adjacent regions?
a)      there  is a hot spot beneath it
b)      the  crust is thicker
c)      it  is underlain by oceanic crust
d)      the  asthenosphere is hotter
e)      the  crust is hotter
Answer: b
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 22.   Which of the following is the best description  of what the lithosphere contains?
a)      continental  and oceanic crust
b)      both  types of crust and the uppermost mantle
c)      weak  part of the upper mantle
d)      upper  and lower mantle
e)      lower  mantle and outer core
Answer: b
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 23.   Which of the following Earth layers is the  thickest?
a)      continental  crust
b)      oceanic  crust
c)      mantle
d)      outer  core
Answer: c
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 24.   The principle of isostasy refers to:
a)      the  difference in the strength of the mantle versus the crust
b)      the  relationship between regional elevations and thickness of crust
c)      how  the outer core differs from the inner core
d)      how  the upper mantle differs from the lower mantle
Answer: b
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 25.   Which of the following is NOT an important  difference between continents and oceans?
a)      thickness  of the crust
b)      composition  of the crust
c)      density  of the crust
d)      whether  it is part of the lithosphere
e)      elevation
Answer: d
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 26.   Which of the following combinations would  result in the highest regional elevations?
a)      thin,  dense crust
b)      thick,  dense crust
c)      thin,  less dense crust
d)      thick,  less dense crust
Answer: d
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 27.   Which layer on this figure is the outer core?
a)      A
b)      B
c)      C
d)      D
e)      E
Answer: e
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 28.   Compared to oceanic crust, continental crust  is:
a)      thinner
b)      more  dense
c)      lighter  in color
d)      all  of these
Answer: c
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 29.   The main difference between the lithosphere  and the asthenosphere is the:
a)      asthenosphere  is less rigid
b)      asthenosphere  flows less easily
c)      asthenosphere  is cooler
d)      asthenosphere  has more oceanic crust
e)      asthenosphere  has more continental crust
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 30.   Based on this topographic profile across the  central United States,  which region probably has the thickest crust?
a)      ColoradoRockies
b)      Great Plains
c)      Mississippi River
d)      Appalachian Mountains
e)      East  Coast
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 31.   Based on this topographic profile across the  central United States,  which region probably has neither the thinnest nor thickest crust?
a)      ColoradoRockies
b)      Mississippi River
c)      East  Coast
Answer: b
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 32.   Based on this topographic profile across the  central United States,  which region probably has the thinnest crust?
a)      ColoradoRockies
b)      Great Plains
c)      Mississippi River
d)      Appalachian Mountains
e)      East  Coast
Answer: e
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 33.   Which of these best describes the location of  the core within the Earth?
a)      The  core is located in the central zone of the Earth, beneath the mantle.
b)      The  core is located between the thin surface crust and the thick mantle.
c)      The  core is located at the surface of the Earth, forming a thin skin.
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 34.   What is the largest of Earth's concentric  zones by volume?
a)      the  crust
b)      the  mantle
c)      the  core
Answer: b
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 35.   The asthenosphere is part of the:
a)      mantle
b)      lithosphere
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 36.   The asthenosphere is beneath the:
a)      lithosphere
b)      mantle
c)      outer  core
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 37.   What happens to a mountain in terms of  isostatic adjustment following a period of significant erosion?
a)      The  continent underneath will be uplifted.
b)      The  continent underneath will subside.
c)      Erosion  does not affect isostasy.
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 38.   What is the condition of equilibrium or  balance in a system called? Geologists often use this term to describe  crustal blocks floating on the asthenosphere.
a)      isostasy
b)      convection
c)      Curie  point
d)      geothermal  gradient
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 39.   The lithosphere is:
a)      also  called the crust
b)      also  called the mantle
c)      the  rigid portion of the Earth (crust and upper mantle)
d)    �� where  convection occurs in the mantle
Answer: c
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 40.   Which type of crust has the greater thickness?
a)      continental
b)      oceanic
Answer: a
Section: 1.3
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 Section 1.4 – Processes Affect Planet
 41.   Which of the following is true about processes  that affect Earth?
a)      Atmospheric  pressure is less at sea level than in high mountains.
b)      Forces  decrease downward within Earth.
c)      Forces  are imposed on deep rocks from all directions.
d)      All  heat inside Earth comes from magma.
e)      None  of these.
Answer: c
Section: 1.4
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 42.   Which of the following is true about gravity?
a)      Gravity  of the Sun and Moon exert a pull on Earth.
b)      The  mass of the Earth causes a downward pull on objects on Earth.
c)      Gravity  causes ice, water, and rocks to move downhill.
d)      All  of these.
Answer: d
Section: 1.4
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 43.   Which of the following is true about forces  and energy imposed on Earth from space?
a)      Internal  processes within the Moon produce light during the night.
b)      Sun’s  electromagnetic energy is all blocked by Earth’s protective atmosphere.
c)      Our  massive Sun is the only object that exerts a gravitational pull on Earth.
d)      All  of these.
e)      None  of these.
Answer: e
Section: 1.4
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 44.   Which arrows in this figure indicates infrared  energy, which has been converted from ultraviolet energy?
a)      A
b)      B
c)      C
d)      D
Answer: c
Section: 1.4
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 45.   Which arrows in this figure indicates  evaporation?
a)      A
b)      B
c)      C
d)      D
Answer: d
Section: 1.4
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 46.   Which arrows in this figure indicates  ultraviolet energy, an external energy source?
a)      A
b)      B
c)      C
d)      D
Answer: b
Section: 1.4
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 47.   Which of the following are ways that the  atmosphere interacts with Earth’s surface?
a)      Liquid  water on the surface can evaporate, becoming water vapor in the atmosphere.
b)      The  atmosphere includes a low percentage of water vapor, most of which comes from  the oceans.
c)      Earth’s  atmosphere blocks most of the Sun’s harmful ultraviolet radiation.
d)      Some  energy that strikes the earth is converted into infrared energy.
e)      All  of these.
Answer: e
Section: 1.4
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 48.   What happens to material that is hotter than  its surrounding material deep within the Earth?
a)      The  hot material slowly moves up toward the surface.
b)      The  hot material moves slowly down toward the core.
c)      Nothing.  The hot material doesn't move at all.
Answer: a
Section: 1.4
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 49.   Radioactive decay in the Earth, especially in  the Earth's crust, creates a tremendous amount of:
a)      pressure
b)      heat
Answer: b
Section: 1.4
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 50.   Radioactive decay within the Earth produces  heat; the other form of heat produced by the Earth comes from:
a)      heat  trapped when the Earth was formed
b)      solar  radiation trapped in the rock on the Earth's surface
c)      heat  produced by air as it moves across the oceans
Answer: a
Section: 1.4
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 Section 1.5 – Rocks Form
 51.   Which of the following locations would containa  wide variety of sediment, from large angular blocks to fine rock powder,  produced from grinding of the rocks?
a)      location  1, along the margins of a glacier
b)      location  2, along a steep mountain front
c)      location  3, in sand dunes
d)      location  4, along a beach
e)      location  5, on relatively deep seafloor
Answer: a
Section: 1.5
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 52.   Which of the following locations would contain  large, angular rocks that broke away from bedrock and moved downhill?
a)      location  1, along the margins of a glacier
b)      location  2, along a steep mountain front
c)      location  3, in sand dunes
d)      location  4, along a beach
e)      location  5, on relatively deep seafloor
Answer: b
Section: 1.5
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 53.   Which of the following locations would contain  sand, rounded stones, and broken shells?
a)      location  1, along the margins of a glacier
b)      location  2, along a steep mountain front
c)      location  3, in sand dunes
d)      location  4, along a beach
e)      location  5, on relatively deep seafloor
Answer: d
Section: 1.5
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 54.   Which of the following locations would contain  mud and the remains of small creatures?
a)      location  1, along the margins of a glacier
b)      location  2, along a steep mountain front
c)      location  3, in sand dunes
d)      location  4, along a beach
e)      location  5, on relatively deep seafloor
Answer: e
Section: 1.5
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 55.   Which of the following locations would most  likely contain large, angular rocks?
a)      location  1, along the margins of a glacier
b)      location  2, along a steep mountain front
c)      location  3, in sand dunes
d)      locations  1 and 2
e)      locations  2 and 3
Answer: d
Section: 1.5
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 56.   Which of the following locations would most  likely contain a high percentage of sand?
a)      location  2, along a steep mountain front
b)      location  3, in sand dunes
c)      location  4, along a beach
d)      locations  2 and 3
e)      locations  3 and 4
Answer: e
Section: 1.5
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 57.   Which of the following surface environments is  the most likely site for deposits in this photograph?
a)      steep  mountain front
b)      river  channel
c)      sand  dunes
d)      beach
e)      lake
Answer: a
Section: 1.5
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 58.   Which of the following surface environments is  the most likely site for deposits in this photograph?
a)      steep  mountain front
b)      glacier
c)      sand  dunes
d)      beach
e)      lake
Answer: d
Section: 1.5
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 59.   What type of rock would the materials shown in  this photograph produce?
a)      sedimentary
b)      igneous
c)      metamorphic
d)      hydrothermal
Answer: a
Section: 1.5
Difficulty Level: Apply/Analyze
Topic: Nature of Geology
 60.   Which of the following locations would form an  igneous rock?
a)      locations  1 and 2
b)      locations  2 and 3
c)      locations  3 and 4
d)      locations  1, 2, and 3
e)      locations  5 and 6
Answer: d
Section: 1.5
Difficulty Level: Remember/Understand
Topic: Nature of Geology
 61.   Which of the following locations would form a  metamorphic rock?
a)      locations  1 and 2
b)      locations  2 and 3
c)      locations  3 and 4
d)      locations  1, 2, and 3
e)      locations  5 and 6
  v
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slutwalklondon-blog · 8 years ago
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Crystal clear. Lake Mcdonald at GlacierNational Park. Photo by @rockymountainscrambler #followmefaraway #FF #amazing #photooftheday #travel
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escapingyourlandscape · 9 years ago
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Grain train Rollin into glacier national
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clutchtightly · 9 years ago
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Missing Silver and Crockett, my horsey friends. They were my horsey DDs at midnight after a few glasses of wine at the main house. #entourage #glaciernational
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auroracamarozl1 · 9 years ago
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#Mountaingoat encountered !! I love to see wild animals in #National Park #NPS #glacier #GlacierNational Park #Montana
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bloodymarietudor · 10 years ago
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Slow and steadily training for all the hiking trips to come that will provide the view. #tvmm2015 #glaciernational #babysteps
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@thevanman shredding GNP! We really miss this place. Check out @thevanman as they make their travels around the US. #vanlife #bbbexplorer #backcountry #glaciernational #exploremore
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nat-attack14 · 10 years ago
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Day 56. Glacier National Park.
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anotherwhitegirl · 10 years ago
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This was sooooooooo last week. No but really. Photo cred: @cmefoxx. #montana #fbf #glaciernational #lake #wade #mountains #nature #cloudporn
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kindredones · 10 years ago
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Missing this about now. #adventure #campvibes #polerstuff #glaciernational #nature #lifeonthetrail
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escapingyourlandscape · 10 years ago
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