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A) porphyroblastic
B) slaty cleavage
C) schistosity
D) gneissic texture
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A) hornfels
B) amphibolite
C) granulite
D) blueschist
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A) phyllite
B) quartzite
C) slate
D) schist
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A) mica schist and granitic gneiss
B) fault breccia and graphitic schist
C) garnet schist and andalusite hornfels
D) marble and quartzite
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A) by contact metamorphism of quartzose sandstone cut by a granitic batholith
B) by regional metamorphism of volcanic rocks such as andesite and basalt
C) by gouging and crushing of limestone along a fault
D) by the impact of an asteroid on interbedded sandstone and shale
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A) burial (zeolite facies) , the soil horizon gives way to unaltered bedrock
B) cataclastic (dynamic) , muds are shattered by raindrop impacts
C) contact, clays are recrystallized and reacted entirely to chlorite
D) regional, continents collide forming a mountain belt
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A) The rock also contains diamonds; both are crystalline forms of the element carbon.
B) The schist formed from a quartz-rich, sedimentary limestone.
C) The graphite lubricated shearing movements along a fault, causing a schist to form.
D) The pre-metamorphic rock was a shale or mudstone containing organic matter.
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A) Schist
B) Marble
C) Gneiss
D) Hornfels
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A) burial metamorphism of sedimentary or volcanic rocks
B) intermediate grade metamorphism of limestones
C) high grade metamorphism of layered sandstones and shales
D) high temperature hornfels contact metamorphism of salts and rock gypsum
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A) at shallow depths below an oceanic ridge or rift zone
B) at shallow depths along major transform faults on the continental crust
C) at great depths in the crust where two continents are colliding
D) on the rims of large meteorite impact craters
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A) hornfels
B) limestone
C) gneiss
D) phyllite
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A) The Acasta Gneiss, Northwest Territories
B) The Grenville Province
C) The Nuwuagittuq Greenstone, Quebec
D) The Ungava Orogen
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A) aureole
B) hornfels
C) marble
D) schist
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A) amphibole, biotite, and garnet
B) quartz and feldspar
C) chlorite and calcite
D) zircon and magnetite
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