QUESTION 1 Write the single major component (mineral) of most sandstones Hint this mineral is the reason why sand in man

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QUESTION 1 Write the single major component (mineral) of most sandstones Hint this mineral is the reason why sand in many beaches is white colored QUESTION 2 Write where sand on Earth can be found. This is NOT a specific geographic location but one example of an environment where sand is being deposited a possible depositional environment for sand. Depositional environments are explained in the instructions file and the lecture, see examples in slipporting file QUESTION 3 Write where are sand particles originate from

QUESTION 4 Describe how sandstone is formed. list the 5 processes that create clastic sedimentary rocks. See supporting file and lecture slides. First process Second process Third process Fourth process Fifth process

QUESTIONS V Match each of the following rocks with the correct sedimentary rock-type For each rock, select these rock types from the drop-down menu clastic, chemical, biochemical, organic, clastic and chemical. Look for these rocks in the lab supporting file conglomerate A. clastic breccia 8. clastic and organic quartz sandstone c. clastic and chemical arkose D.chemical shale E. biochemical v oil shale F. organic voolitic limestone limestone fossil limestone dolomite gypsum tufa halite bituminous coal V

QUESTION 6 Match each of the following rocks with a correct depositional environment for each rock, select these possible depositional environments from the drop-down menu fast flowing river, talus below a cliff face, alluvial fun in a desert, deep quiet water with no oxygen present, deep ocean water, restricted sea, swamp in warm climate, shoreline underneath the breaking waves. Look at photos of these rocks in the lab supporting file conglomerate A. fast flowing river breccia B. deep quiet water with no oxygen present varkose C. restricted sea shale D. shoreline underneath the breaking waves oil shale E. talus below a cliff face ✓oolitic limestone F. alluvial fun in a desert gypsum G deep ocean water halite H.Swamp in warm and humid climate bituminous coal V

QUESTION 7 V Match each of the following rocks with the correct energy level for the water that deposited the clasts within the rock Select high energy, medium energy, low energy from the drop-down menu for each rock conglomerate A high shale B. medium quartz sandstone c. low voolitic limestone QUESTION 8 Match each of the following rocks with the correct angularity of the clasts within the rock Select round or angular from the drop-down menu for each rock. Look at photos of these rocks in the lab supporting file to determine angularity conglomerate Around v breccia B. angular oolitic limestone