Geology Scavenger Hunt

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Which type of magma is formed through a larger degree of melting?

  • Carbonatites
  • Tholeiitic magmas (correct)
  • Calc-alkaline basalts
  • Alkaline basalts

What is the classification of plate boundaries that occur when two tectonic plates push against each other?

  • Divergent boundaries
  • Static boundaries
  • Transform boundaries
  • Convergent boundaries (correct)

Which of the following magmas is NOT produced by a silicate source rock?

  • Alkaline basalts
  • Carbonatites (correct)
  • Granite
  • Tholeiitic magmas

What type of crustal feature forms from lava, pyroclastic materials, and gases erupting?

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Which statement is true about plutons?

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Which of the following is an example of a volatile when mixed with hot mantle rock to form magma?

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Which of the following elements is known to undergo radioactive decay?

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What is the primary process by which the atmosphere was formed?

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What is the primary purpose of branding as described in the content?

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Which of the following is NOT considered a function of branding?

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Which element is essential when creating a brand according to the discussed concepts?

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What is one characteristic that often attracts customers to branded products?

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What is one activity students are expected to engage in during the lesson?

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In the context of branding, what can be inferred about the relationship between brand names and consumer behavior?

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Which aspect is NOT mentioned as part of the branding strategy?

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What is a likely outcome of successful branding efforts?

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What is the primary function of brand elements?

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Which of the following describes an evocative brand name?

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What is a trademark device used to visually identify a brand?

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Which type of brand element utilizes human characteristics?

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What is a brand symbol primarily used for?

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What distinguishable feature does a brand slogan have?

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Which statement best describes brand loyalty?

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What is essential for a brand to maintain according to branding principles?

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How does having a strong brand name assist in product introduction?

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What advantage does a business gain from effective branding concerning competition?

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What impact does a well-known brand have on its credibility?

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How does targeting a specific market benefit a brand?

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Which feature of branding involves understanding consumer benefits from products?

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What is the primary characteristic of descriptive brand names?

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Which type of brand name is characterized by originality and is easier to remember?

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What is a key feature of invented brand names?

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Which type of brand name appeals to contemporary target audiences through wordplay?

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What limitation does a geographical brand name face when expanding internationally?

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Which type of brand name consists of initial letters of longer names?

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What is a potential challenge with using evocative brand names in marketing?

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Why might invented brand names utilize Latin or Greek roots?

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Which of the following is NOT a type of brand name mentioned?

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What does a brand logo represent?

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Which of the following is an example of a brand slogan?

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Which term refers to a name, symbol, or design that identifies a product?

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What differentiates a lexical brand name from others?

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Flashcards

Magmatism

Magmatism is the formation and movement of molten rock (magma) within Earth's crust.

Plate Boundaries

Plate boundaries are the edges where tectonic plates meet.

Tholeiitic Magma

Magma formed by high amounts of melting; common at divergent boundaries.

Calc-alkaline Basalts

Magma formed at convergent boundaries, above subduction zones.

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Volcanic Gases

Gases released by volcanic eruptions.

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Plutonic Crust

Rock formations that solidify below the Earth's surface.

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Volcano

A hill or mountain where lava, pyroclastic materials, and gases erupt.

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Volatiles

Substances that evaporate easily and exist as gases.

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Brand Name

A unique name, symbol, or design that identifies and distinguishes a product from competitors. It's like a product's personality!

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Branding

The process of creating and managing a brand's image, unique attributes, and customer perception. It's building a brand's reputation.

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Benefits of Branding

Branding helps build brand awareness, loyalty, and differentiation in the market. It attracts customers and fosters trust.

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Brand Loyalty

When customers consistently choose a specific brand over others, showing strong preference and attachment.

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Brand Awareness

The extent to which consumers recognize and remember a specific brand. It's like how 'famous' a brand is in the market.

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Types of Brand Names

There are different categories of brand names that reflect the brand's characteristics, such as descriptive, suggestive, fanciful, and arbitrary.

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Brand Elements

A brand's elements are the visual and verbal components that create a brand's identity, including logos, slogans, colors, and typography.

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Brand Differentiation

Making a brand stand out from competitors by showcasing unique features, benefits, and values that appeal to target consumers.

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Descriptive Brand Name

A brand name that directly describes the product or service offered. It's clear and straightforward but may lack creativity.

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Evocative Brand Name

A brand name that uses a single, creative word to evoke a feeling or emotion. It's memorable and unique, but requires careful maintenance.

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Invented Brand Name

A brand name that is completely made up, often using Latin or Greek words. It's unique and memorable but may be challenging to create.

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Lexical Brand Name

A brand name that combines compound words, unique spellings, alliteration, or foreign words. It's appealing to modern audiences, but can be somewhat complex.

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Acronym Brand Name

A brand name that is an abbreviation of the business's full name. It's short and concise, but may be difficult to pronounce.

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Geographical Brand Name

A brand name that includes the location where the business operates. While straightforward, it can limit expansion to other countries.

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Credibility and Ease of Purchase

Customers are more likely to buy products from brands they trust and recognize, meaning credibility directly impacts sales.

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Branding Mechanisms

The various techniques and strategies used to develop and build a brand's image and identity.

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Target Market

The specific group of people that a business aims to sell its products or services to. Businesses should focus on a defined group rather than trying to appeal to everyone.

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Brand Consistency

Maintaining consistent promises and experiences for customers. This involves delivering on promises made in advertisements and ensuring a reliable brand image.

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Customer Recognition

When customers instantly identify and remember a brand. A strong brand name helps consumers easily distinguish it from competitors.

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Competitive Edge

The ability to outperform competitors due to unique strengths. A strong brand can give a business an advantage by attracting customers who recognize and prefer it.

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Easy Product Introduction

Introducing new products becomes easier and less expensive for brands with strong customer loyalty. Customers are more likely to try new products from a brand they already trust.

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Enhanced Credibility

A well-known and respected brand increases the trustworthiness and believability of the business, its products, and the entire industry.

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Brand Logo

A visual trademark that uses a specific design to represent a brand. It acts as a symbol to quickly identify the brand.

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Brand Symbol

A visual element that goes beyond a logo, often using simplified images or symbols to represent the brand. It creates a strong association between the brand and its meaning.

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Brand Character

A special brand element that uses human or real-life characteristics to give a brand a personality. It helps make the brand more relatable and memorable.

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Brand Slogan

A memorable short phrase or tagline used to communicate a brand's message or values in a concise way. It summarizes the brand's essence.

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What are the types of brand names?

Brand names can be descriptive, evocative, invented, lexical, acronyms, geographical, or based on the founder.

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Study Notes

Activity 1: "Scavenger Hunt"

  • Magmatism occurs along plate boundaries, sometimes within the plate; Cracks in Earth's crust result from plate boundaries.
  • Plate boundaries are classified as convergent, divergent, and transform.
  • Tholeiitic magmas (tholeiites) form from large-degree melting; Calc-alkaline basalts form along convergent plate boundaries above subduction zones.
  • Alkaline basalts form from smaller-degree partial melting, leading to alkali-rich, silica-depleted magmas of diverse compositions; Carbonatites are magmas not derived from silicate source rocks.
  • The atmosphere formed from volcanic gases; New oceanic crust forms along mid-oceanic ridges.
  • Examples of plutonic crusts include gabbro, diorite, and granite.
  • Plutons (igneous intrusions) can be discordant or concordant.
  • Volcanoes are hills/mountains where lava, pyroclastic materials, and gases erupt; they can form along or within plate boundaries.
  • Volatiles (water, carbon dioxide) evaporate easily and mix with hot mantle rock to form magma.
  • Examples of radioactive decay elements: Uranium-238, Carbon-14, and Radon-222.

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