Geology Quiz on Minerals and Resources
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Which precious metal is primarily used in producing atomic energy?

  • Uranium (correct)
  • Gold
  • Silver
  • Platinum

What is the primary use of Sulphur in modern industries?

  • Producing ceramics
  • Manufacturing electric wires
  • Making batteries
  • Creating fertilizers (correct)

Which type of fuel is derived from naturally occurring liquid beneath the earth’s surface?

  • Methane
  • Natural gas
  • Coal
  • Petroleum (correct)

What type of rock is primarily burned as a solid fossil fuel?

<p>Coal (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which region in South Asia is known for significant coal mining?

<p>Bihar, India (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What percentage of Pakistan's petroleum needs is met by domestic production?

<p>25% (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which mineral is primarily utilized in the manufacturing of cement?

<p>Limestone (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which two geographical coordinates help determine the location of a place?

<p>Latitude and longitude (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Precious metal for atomic energy

Uranium is a metal used in nuclear reactors to produce atomic energy.

Metal for electric wires

Copper is predominantly used for electrical wiring.

Minerals in industries

Minerals like iron ore, copper, and aluminum are widely used in various industrial processes.

Lime/Cement mineral

Limestone is a crucial component in the production of lime and cement.

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Cement/Plaster mineral

Gypsum is used in the production of cement and plaster of Paris.

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Yellow metallic element

Gold is a yellow metallic element commonly used in jewelry, coins, and electronics.

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Liquid fuel source

Petroleum is a naturally occurring liquid found beneath the Earth's surface and refined into fuel.

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Solid fossil fuel

Coal is a hard rock that can be burned as a solid fossil fuel to generate energy.

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Study Notes

Q1: Give one word answer

  • 1: Uranium
  • 2: Copper
  • 3: Minerals
  • 4: Limestone
  • 5: Gypsum
  • 6: Gold

Q2: Fill in the blanks

  • 1: 1%
  • 2: Energy
  • 3: Bharat, Bengal, Bihar

Q3: True or False

  • 1: True
  • 2: False
  • 3: True
  • 4: True
  • 5: False
  • 6: False
  • 7: False
  • 8: True
  • 9: False
  • 10: False
  • 11: False

Additional Information

  • 7: Crude oil
  • 8: Coal
  • 9: Natural gas
  • 10: Iron ore
  • 4: Coal (Sylhet)
  • 5: Coal mines
  • 6: Tata factory (India), 1911
  • 7: Petroleum (small quantity)
  • 8: 25% of Pakistan's needs
  • 9: Sui (Baluchistan), 1952
  • 10: Coxes Bazar and Chittagong Hill Tract

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Test your knowledge on various minerals and natural resources in this engaging geology quiz. Answer questions about uranium, copper, and more, as well as fill in the blanks related to energy and geographical locations. Suitable for students studying geology or environmental science.

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