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Concept 6 Quiz
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.
This activity contains 10 questions.
Some of the most important accumulations of metals such as gold, silver, and copper are produced by igneous and metamorphic processes.
True
False
Carbon-rich deposits can be converted to fossil fuels such as coal, petroleum, and natural gas.
True
False
Shale is often used for billiard tables because of the good rock cleavage.
True
False
Sedimentary rocks are important economically for
natural gas reserves
construction materials
petroleum reserves
coal
all of the above
Bushveld Complex in South Africa is best known for the economically important reserves of
gypsum
halite (NaCl)
gold (Au)
platinum (Pt)
all of the above
Which of the following is used as an abrasive industrial mineral?
opal
fluorite
corundum
sylvite
limestone
Important metallic ore deposits can form when
heavy crystals settle to the bottom of the magma chamber
evaporation forms gypsum
plant remains are metamorphosed
all of the above
none of the above
Deposits of material, including metallic minerals, from fluids moving through fractures or along bedding planes are called
ores
disseminated
magma
veins
none of the above
Important metallic minerals, such as gold and copper, are sometime distributed in trace amounts throughout the whole rock in a ____________deposit.
disseminated
pegmatites
magma
industrial
veins
Nonmetallic resources are often classified according to their use as building materials or industrial minerals.
True
False
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