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Rock Formation Quiz - Test Your Geology Knowledge!

Test your knowledge of rocks and strata with this interactive quiz. From sedimentary layers to igneous formations, challenge yourself and learn more about Earth's history. Are you ready for the test?

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Rock Formation Quiz - Test Your Geology Knowledge!

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  1. Rocks and Strata Quiz! Are you ready for the test?

  2. Q1: How were these layers of strata originally deposited?

  3. Q2: Which was layer was likely deposited first: Limestone or the Shale?

  4. Q3: Relative Dating tells us what about the age of layers on either side of the river? Side A? Side B? River

  5. Q4: How do we know that the Basalt dike is younger than the Granite?

  6. Q5: Which happened first: The fault or the Granite pluton?

  7. Q6: What type of environment was this Limestone deposited in? Q6: What type of environment was this Limestone deposited in?

  8. Q7: The following rock has small, difficult to see crystals. Which of the two types of igneous rock would it be?

  9. Q8: Describe the process required to turn a Metamorphic Rock into a sedimentary rock:

  10. Q9: What is the difference between Weathering & Erosion?

  11. Q10: Describe the process to make a Metamorphic rock from an Igneous rock:

  12. Q11: This rock has large, easy to see crystals. What type of igneous rock would it be?

  13. Q12: Even though they are separated by a canyon, how can we be sure, that layer C @ location 1 is the same as layer C @ location 4?

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