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The __________ is the continuous transformation of rocks through geological processes
Rock Cycle
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What is an igneous rock?
A rock formed by the solidification of magma.
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Why is the rock cycle not really a âcycleâ?
Because rocks donât always go through all the stages or follow a fixed order.
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True or False: Volcanic risk only includes the damage from lava during eruptions.
False. It also includes gases and indirect effects like earthquakes or tsunamis.
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True or False: Sedimentary rocks are formed deep underground by magma.
False
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Name one indirect danger caused by a volcanic eruption.
Earthquakes, tsunamis, or landslides.
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What is a metamorphic rock?
A rock formed from the transformation of other rocks due to high pressure or temperature.
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How are sedimentary rocks formed?
From eroded material that is compacted and cemented over time.
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What kind of geological processes cause volcanic and seismic risks?
Endogenous processes
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What can reduce the impact of volcanic or seismic events? (Name one thing)
Monitoring, evacuation plans, resistant buildings, dykes.
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What is a sedimentary rock?
A rock formed by compacted and cemented sediment.
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True or False: The bigger the population, the lower the geological risk.
False
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What does seismic risk depend on? (Name one factor)
frequency and violence of earthquakes, or the population at risk.
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