Metamorphism Lecture Review, earth quiz help

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Lecture Review

Instructions: Answer the questions below in relation to the lecture.

Part I – Metamorphism Lecture Review

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There are many processes talked about in the lecture (and the text) that help create a metamorphic rock. Which one is the only one that is required in that process?

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Which type of process involves a rock being stressed equally in all directions?

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Which metamorphic rock is characterized by having dark and light banding.

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Choose the correct sequence of metamorphic grade (from lowest to highest) for the rocks listed below:

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Part II – Mountain Building Lecture Review

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FIGURE 1 (For use in Questions 9 and 10 below)

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What is the difference between an anticline and a syncline?

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What type of stress do anticlines and synclines exhibit?

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What type of stress does a normal fault exhibit?

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What type of stress does a reverse fault exhibit?

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There is a dip-slip fault labeled as “F1” in Figure 1 above. What type of fault is it?

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There is a dip-slip fault labeled as “F2” in Figure 1 above. What type of fault is it?

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