Geology Quiz – Test Your Knowledge of Earth, Rocks, and Minerals

Q1. Where did the energy for fossil fuels come from?

Q2. Numbers that describe the intensity of earthquakes based on the largest seismic wave recorded.

Q3. A hybrid car uses ___

Q4. The ___ is the outermost layer of the earth.

Q5. Which of these numbers is closest to the age of the earth?

Q6. What is geology?

Q7. Tick all the sedimentary structures you might expect to find in a fluvial environment (channel, point bars and f lood plains)

Q8. Feature "B"

Q9. Seismic waves that cannot travel through a liquid are

Q10. a set of interacting parts forming a complex whole

Q11. The time it takes to use a certain fraction, usually 80%, of the known or estimated supply of a nonrenewable resource

Q12. Hawaii is an example of:

Q13. Where are fossils most commonly found?

Q14. this material does an excellent job of preserving insect remains

Q15. "The nation’s largest source of renewable electricity, comes from power from a dam."

Q16. Compression causes the formation of ___

Q17. Used as a food seasoning, water softener and de-icer

Q18. Rain washing away soil from a hill side

Q19. What is a land area that can be covered with water at various points throughout the year?

Q20. What type of formation is most likely represented here?

Q21. What is how quickly the soil drains?

Q22. Igneous rock, is rock formed through the cooling of magma or lava. What is an igneous rock made of? two possible answers

Q23. The gravitational attraction between the star and the planet will be greatest at position

Q24. What do you need to make metamorphic rocks?

Q25. Drowned rivers help create:

Geology - Part 3

Q1. Where did the energy for fossil fuels come from?

Q2. Numbers that describe the intensity of earthquakes based on the largest seismic wave recorded.

Q3. A hybrid car uses ___

Q4. The ___ is the outermost layer of the earth.

Q5. Which of these numbers is closest to the age of the earth?

Q6. What is geology?

Q7. Tick all the sedimentary structures you might expect to find in a fluvial environment (channel, point bars and f lood plains)

Q8. Feature "B"

Q9. Seismic waves that cannot travel through a liquid are

Q10. a set of interacting parts forming a complex whole

Q11. The time it takes to use a certain fraction, usually 80%, of the known or estimated supply of a nonrenewable resource

Q12. Hawaii is an example of:

Q13. Where are fossils most commonly found?

Q14. this material does an excellent job of preserving insect remains

Q15. "The nation’s largest source of renewable electricity, comes from power from a dam."

Q16. Compression causes the formation of ___

Q17. Used as a food seasoning, water softener and de-icer

Q18. Rain washing away soil from a hill side

Q19. What is a land area that can be covered with water at various points throughout the year?

Q20. What type of formation is most likely represented here?

Q21. What is how quickly the soil drains?

Q22. Igneous rock, is rock formed through the cooling of magma or lava. What is an igneous rock made of? two possible answers

Q23. The gravitational attraction between the star and the planet will be greatest at position

Q24. What do you need to make metamorphic rocks?

Q25. Drowned rivers help create: