16. It is a process in which rocks are continuously transformed in to different kinds
A Water Cycle B. Carbon Cycle
and types.
C. Rock Cycle
D. None of the above
1. Formed below the surface of the earth which usually involves the recrystallization
or minerals in rocks due to changes in pressure and temperature conditions.
A. Sedimentary Rocks
B. Crystals
C. Igneous Rocks
D. Metamorphic Rocks
s. It occurs in areas that have undergone considerable amount of mechanical defor-
mation and chemical recrystallization during orogenic.
A. Local Metamorphism
B. Regional Metamorphism
C. Local Scdimcntation
D. Regional Sedimentation
9. These are rounded, hollow rocks which are often lined with mineral crystals.
A. Shale
B. Ore
C. Geode D. Calcite
10. It is the property of a mineral to break along parallel repetitive planes of weak-
ness to form smooth, flat surfaces.
A. Hardness
B. Sareak
C. Cleavage D. Luster​