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Geology: Endogenic Processes and Plate Boundaries

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Which of the following statements best defines endogenic processes?

They involve only volcanic activity.

They occur only at the Earth's surface.

They are formed or occur beneath the surface of the Earth. (correct)

They are characterized by movements in the atmosphere.

What type of tectonic movement involves two plates colliding?

Convergent movement (correct)

Transform movement

Divergent movement

Rotational movement

Which of the following accurately describes metamorphism?

The formation of sedimentary layers from volcanic ash.

The process of erosion of rocks.

The interaction of different types of rocks without chemical change.

The transformation of existing rock to new rock with a different mineral composition or texture. (correct)

What happens at a divergent plate boundary?

<p>The plates separate or diverge.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following processes can result from tectonic activities?

<p>Formation of metamorphic rock through changing conditions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Endogenic Processes

Processes occurring beneath the Earth's surface
Folding and faulting are two types of Endogenic movements

Plate Boundaries

Divergent - Two plates separating or moving apart
Convergent - Two plates colliding
Transform - Two plates sliding past each other

Metamorphism

Transformation of existing rock to rock with different mineral compositions or textures

Earthquake

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Explore the fundamental concepts of geology, focusing on endogenic processes such as folding, faulting, and metamorphism. This quiz will test your understanding of different types of plate boundaries and their movements, as well as the phenomena of earthquakes. Enhance your geological knowledge with this engaging quiz.