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Concept 6 Quiz

Understand the importance of rocks and how their characteristics provide clues to geologic events and as indicators for exploration of metallic and nonmetallic mineral resources.

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Question 1.
Some of the most important accumulations of metals such as gold, silver, and copper are produced by igneous and metamorphic processes.


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Question 2.
Carbon-rich deposits can be converted to fossil fuels such as coal, petroleum, and natural gas.


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Question 3.
Shale is often used for billiard tables because of the good rock cleavage.


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Question 4.
Sedimentary rocks are important economically for


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Question 5.
Bushveld Complex in South Africa is best known for the economically important reserves of


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Question 6.
Which of the following is used as an abrasive industrial mineral?


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Question 7.
Important metallic ore deposits can form when


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Question 8.
Deposits of material, including metallic minerals, from fluids moving through fractures or along bedding planes are called


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Question 9.
Important metallic minerals, such as gold and copper, are sometime distributed in trace amounts throughout the whole rock in a ____________deposit.


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Question 10.
Nonmetallic resources are often classified according to their use as building materials or industrial minerals.


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