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Historical Geology Quiz Set B
1. In which era of the Proterozoic Eon has the greatest evidence of
Superglaciation?
a. Paleoproterozoic
b. Mesoproterozoic
c. Neoproterozoic
d. None of the above
2. Period where complex life really starts to diversify.
a. Ediacaran
b. Cambrian
c. Tonian
d. Ectasian
3. The ‘Great Unconformity’ in the Grand Canyon is coined by the
American Geologist, Clarence Dutton, in __________.
a. 1880
b. 1881
c. 1882
d. 1883
4. Some of the oldest known tillites of the Paleoproterozoic glacial
deposits on striations is the ___________.
a. Bruce Formation
b. Pongola Supergroup
c. Huronian Formation
d. Gowganda Formation
5. The Tapeats Sandstone lies unconformably on top of the
______________.
a. Grand Canyon Supergroup
b. Vishnu Schist
c. Redwall Limestone
d. Muav Limestone
6. This is the period in Paleoproterozoic Era which is characterized
of streams of lava at 2.30 Ga to 2.05 Ga.
a. Statherian Period
b. Orosirian Period
c. Rhyacian Period
d. Siderian Period
7. The __________ orogeny is the oldest known evidence of major
orogeny and is the Archean-Proterozoic boundary.
a. Kenoran Orogeny
b. Wopmay Orogeny
c. Kibaran Orogeny
d. Humboldt Orogeny
8. The Mesoproterozoic Era is divided into three (3) periods with
arbitrarily defined boundaries. Which period is named after “narrowing” which
described the narrow belts of intense metamorphism and deformation such as the
Grenville Orogeny?
a. Stennian
b. Ectasian
c. Calymmian
d. Rhyacian
9. At the end of the Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE), there is a
proliferation of giant plants which resulted to the apparent extinction of
short-legged herbivores and therefore, their predator as well. This resulted to
the reign of the dinosaurs which consisted _______ of the living creatures
during those time.
a. 60%
b. 70%
c. 80%
d. 90%
10. There are at least three (3) known cycles of glaciations that have
happened during the Neoproterozoic. The youngest of the three is the
__________.
a. Sturtian
b. Marinoan
c. Gaskiers
d. Cryogenian
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