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A. Secondary
B. Igneous
C. Metamorphic
D. Sedimentary
A. Basalt spout
B. Melt well
C. Magma welt
D. Hot spot
A. Continental shelves
B. Coastal guyots
C. Both of these
D. None of these
A. Meanders
B. Rectangular
C. Bed
D. None of these
A. Shear stress (Pacific Plate moved north relative to the North American Plate, shear stress was exerted on the rocks.)
B. P waves are faster than S waves.
C. A fault creep along the Calaveras Fault
D. The outer core of Earth is liquid
A. Permanently frozen ground of tundra and subarctic climates that has remained 0°C for two years or more
B. Mass wasting by the gradual downhill movement of sediment, influenced by freeze-thaw or wet-dry cycles
C. The trunks become tilted in the downhill direction due to creep, but continue to grow toward the sun.
D. Slow and subtle movement of material
A. World's highest navigable lake
B. Lost city of the Incas
C. Highest waterfall in the world
D. Largest rain forest in the world
A. Altitudinal zonation
B. Sedimentation
C. Temperature inversions
D. Urban expanses
A. Glassy
B. Phaneritic
C. Aphanitic
D. Pyroclastic
A. Single Chain
B. Double Chain
C. Framework
D. Independent
A. Outwash plain
B. Hanging valley
C. Striated drumlin
D. Horn peak
A. Mineral grains in preferred orientations or patterns of association (banding)
B. Both are dominated by minerals that produce equant grains
C. Aureole
D. Rock becomes deeply buried during continental collision and mountain building
A. Orogeny
B. Phylogeny
C. Aureole
D. Slickenside
A. Firn
B. Deposition
C. Ablation
D. Terminus
A. Foliated or nonfoliated
B. Arrangement of mineral grains
C. Growth in the size of the mineral grains
D. Metamorphic rocks
A. Unending circulation of Earth's water supply
B. The lowest point to which a stream can erode its channel
C. Natural background reservoirs of stream and hot water
D. Usually consists of fine sand, silt, and clay-sized particles