2.2 Igneous Products and Processes

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AS - Level Geology (F792) Quiz on 2.2 Igneous Products and Processes, created by Izzy Backhouse on 28/04/2016.
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Question 1

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What is a Xenolith?
Answer
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  • A piece of rock within an igneous mass that is often derived from country rock.
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Question 2

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Complete the table on the properties of shield and strato volcanoes.
Answer
  • Non-viscous
  • Viscous
  • Mafic
  • Silicic
  • Effusive
  • Quiet eruptions as gas escapes easily
  • Wide base (100s km)
  • Central crater
  • Shallow sides, 2-10 degrees
  • Divergent
  • Hotspots
  • Little pyroclastics
  • Explosive
  • Violent eruptions as gas is held in lava
  • Narrow base (10s km)
  • Made of alternating layers of lava & ash
  • Steeper sides, >30 degrees
  • Convergent Cont-Oc
  • Convergent Oc-Oc
  • May have a caldera

Question 3

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List the stages of volcanic activity that form a caldera. 1) [blank_start]Violent[blank_end] eruption 2) Magma chamber partially [blank_start]emptied[blank_end] 3) Volcanic cone collapses into [blank_start]magma chamber[blank_end] 4) Remaining magma is [blank_start]compressed[blank_end] and erupted leaving a large [blank_start]depression[blank_end] 5) [blank_start]Rainwater[blank_end] collects to form a [blank_start]lake[blank_end]
Answer
  • Violent
  • emptied
  • magma chamber
  • compressed
  • depression
  • Rainwater
  • lake
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