The document contains a review for a monthly test with 17 questions about geology topics such as the three types of rocks, the rock cycle, radioactive decay, isotopes, atoms, half-life, the structure of the Earth, and heat transfer in the Earth's mantle. The questions cover how rocks are formed, comparing rocks, products of the rock cycle, definitions of radioactive decay, isotopes, and atoms, how half-life is obtained, where most of Earth's volume is contained, processes that break rock into sediment and move materials across the surface, heat transfer through convection currents, and properties of the Earth's core and crust.
The document contains a review for a monthly test with 17 questions about geology topics such as the three types of rocks, the rock cycle, radioactive decay, isotopes, atoms, half-life, the structure of the Earth, and heat transfer in the Earth's mantle. The questions cover how rocks are formed, comparing rocks, products of the rock cycle, definitions of radioactive decay, isotopes, and atoms, how half-life is obtained, where most of Earth's volume is contained, processes that break rock into sediment and move materials across the surface, heat transfer through convection currents, and properties of the Earth's core and crust.
The document contains a review for a monthly test with 17 questions about geology topics such as the three types of rocks, the rock cycle, radioactive decay, isotopes, atoms, half-life, the structure of the Earth, and heat transfer in the Earth's mantle. The questions cover how rocks are formed, comparing rocks, products of the rock cycle, definitions of radioactive decay, isotopes, and atoms, how half-life is obtained, where most of Earth's volume is contained, processes that break rock into sediment and move materials across the surface, heat transfer through convection currents, and properties of the Earth's core and crust.
Write the questions and answer them: 1. How are the three types of rocks made? 2. Compare and contrast the three types of rocks 3. Describe the products (rocks produced in each phase) of the rock cycle 4. What is radioactive decay? 5. What is radioactive dating? 6. What is an isotope? 7. What is an atom? 8. What is the half-life of an isotope? 9. How do we obtain the half-life of an isotope? 10. Where is most of the Earths volume contained? 11. Which process is involved in breaking down solid rock and turning it into sediment? 12. Describe how heat is transferred between the convection currents 13. Which process moves rock materials across the surface of the Earth? 14. Earth is approximately 4.5 billion years old. Is it likely that any of the rocks that were on Earth's surface when it first formed still in existence? 15. Which two elements are the most abundant in the Earth's crust? 16. What is the hard and brittle outer layer of the Earth known as? 17. The Earth's core has an estimated temperature between ________ and _____ All the questions were taken from St. Island