Mineralogy
Volcanology
Geology
Rockamology
Seismology
100

What is the most precious metal?

Platinum

100

What type of volcano is broad and gently sloping with mild eruptions?

Shield Volcano

100

What is a soil substance composed of decayed organisms' particles?

Humus

100

The most common igneous rock, which covers most of the ocean floor

Basalt

100

What are smaller earthquakes that follow a large earthquake for days or months?

Aftershocks

200

What is the most reflective metal?

Silver

200

What type of rock forms when magma solidifies?

Igneous

200

What is the rocky surface layer of the earth?

Crust

200

Organic sedimentary rock that is a fossil fuel

Coal

200

The fastest type of earthquake wave

P waves

300

What term describes the way light is reflected off a mineral?

Luster

300
Name the narrow zone of active volcanoes that nearly encircles the Pacific basin.

Ring of Fire

300

In what type of fault do the rocks along one side move horizontally along the fault? 

Strike-slip Fault

300

Streaked metamorphic rock produced from limestone

Marble

300

What is the point on the earth's surface directly above where an earthquake begins?

Epicenter

400

A reddish-orange metal used in conduction of electricity

Copper

400

The general term for any piece of solid volcanic ejecta

Pryoclast

400

What is the general term for a mass of volcanic rock beneath the surface?

Igneous Intrusion

400

Rock that consists of smooth pebbles embedded in hardened sand or clay

Conglomerate Rock

400

Earthquake waves help scientists study what without being able to physically access it?

The Earth's Interior

500

Ruby is a red variety of _______________.

Corundum

500

What type of volcanic ejecta is lava hardened to form either a smooth surface or a ropy surface

Pahoehoe

500

What is a layer of either porous rock or a gravel soil mixture that can hold water?

Aquifer

500

Fine grained sedimentary rock known for its ability to be split into thin layers

Shale

500

What is considered the most reliable method for mathematically measuring an earthquake? 

Moment Magnitude Scale

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