Test 5 Physical Science PHS 101 452 South Anderson Road Rock Hill, SC 29730 www.yorktech.com Beiser Chapter 37 - 41 Geology.

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Test 5 Physical Science PHS South Anderson Road Rock Hill, SC Beiser Chapter Geology

Chap 37 Beiser p.273 Earth Materials

Minerals Beiser p.273 The building blocks of rocks.

Igneous Rocks formed by cooling molten rock. Beiser p.273

Igneous Rocks Beiser p.273

Sedimentary Sandstone Limestone Shale Conglomerate Gypsum Rocks formed by layers of sediment being compacted and cemented. Beiser p.274

Sedimentary Minerals

Sedimentary Rocks

Metamorphic Rocks that have been changed into a new form by tremendous heat and pressure deep in the Earth. Beiser p.274 Beiser p.273

Metamorphic Rocks

Rock Cycle Beiser p.274

Cleavage Planes Beiser p.276

Chap 38 Beiser p.281 Erosion & Sedimentation

Weathering Beiser p.281

Streams Beiser p.281 Fast water removes sediment Slow water deposits sediment

Deltas & Fans Beiser p.281

Glaciers Beiser p.281 moraine

Wind & Waves Beiser p.282

Chap 39 Beiser p.290 Vulcanism & Diastrophism

Volcanos Beiser p.290

Mt. Saint Helens Beiser p.290 May 18, 1980 energy = ten million tons dynamite Sixty-three people were killed Billion dollars of damage 200 homes destroyed 185 miles destroyed entire forests blown down like match sticks

Laccolith Beiser p.290

Faults Beiser p.290

Chap 40 Beiser p.297

Seismic Waves Beiser p.297

Earthquakes Beiser p.297

Seismogram

Earthquake Data Eureka, CA P-S: 50 Seconds Amp: 280 P-S: 64 Seconds Amp: 100 P-S: 50 Seconds Amp: 280 Elko, NV P-S: 72 Seconds Amp: 60 Las Vegas, NV /VirtualEarthquake/ Beiser p.297

How Far Away Station S-P Inteveral Epicenteral Distance Eureka, CA 50 seconds 488 KM Elko, NV 72 seconds 695 KM Las Vegas, NV 64 seconds 625 KM Beiser p.297

Epicenter Beiser p.297

Magnitude Beiser p.297

Loma Prieta 1989: 62 Dead, 3000 Injured, $7 Billion Damage Beiser p.297

Earth Layers Beiser p.298

Chap 41 Beiser p.306

Ocean Floors Beiser p.306

Plates Beiser p.306

Plate Tectonics Beiser p.306

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