Question

An igneous rock that forms from long, slow cooling will be characterized by

no crystallization
well-rounded pebble-size sediments
large, well-defined crystals
small crystals aligned in parallel bands

Answer 1

@.TH3_M0NST3R.

Answer 2

@PRAETORIAN.10

Answer 3

What? MORE?!?!

Answer 4

i need more teacher said

Answer 5

sorry your smart i need jelp it hard

Answer 6

v.v How many?

Answer 7

25 question i did 6 tho

Answer 8

#.#

Answer 9

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Answer 10

;)

Answer 11

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I don't know this one.

Answer 12

Horizontal tectonic movements are responsible for regional metamorphism.

True
False

Answer 13

how bout this

Answer 14

Have you done any of them?

Answer 15

ya i just told you i did half of them

Answer 16

That's with half left?? .-.

Answer 17

I have no clue... @superhelp101

Answer 18

yea there 52 questions

Answer 19

@.TH3_M0NST3R.
is this the question?
Horizontal tectonic movements are responsible for regional metamorphism.

True
False

Answer 20

I dunno, ask @kelsie1026

Answer 21

ya @superhelp101

Answer 22

@kelsie1026 what do you think ?

Answer 23

idk

Answer 24

:'(
i think true

Answer 25

An igneous rock that forms from long, slow cooling will be characterized by

no crystallization
well-rounded pebble-size sediments
large, well-defined crystals
small crystals aligned in parallel bands
@superhelp101

Answer 26

large, well-defined crystals

Answer 27

Which of the following commonly accompanies the movement of the Jet Stream?

changes in the flow of ocean water
dry, still air
high winds
localized rise of sea level

Answer 28

When constructing a geologic time scale, how should you divide chunks of time?

so that all 12 eras have an equal number of years within them
so that each of the 4 eons have 1 billion years of time within them
so that each chunk of time represents a time of similar fossils and geologic events
so that each chunk of time corresponds to one layer of rock strata

Answer 29

First one, high winds.

Answer 30

For the next one, I think the third choice is right.. not 100% though.