The following are true concerning the gas planets except _____.

• A. Neptune is an example of a gas planet

• B. They are also referred to as jovian planets

• C. They have rings around them

• D. They are smaller in size when compared to earth

• E. They are also referred to as gas giants

• F. They are composed mainly of hydrogen and helium gas

The following are characteristics of terrestrial planets except _____.

• A. They have rocky surfaces

• B. Their surfaces are compact in nature

• C. They have no rings around them

• D. Uranus is an example of terrestrial planet

• E. They rotate slowly around their satellites

• F. The have few number of satellites

Planets can be classified under the following headings except _____.

• A. Size

• B. Shape

• C. Mass

• D. Time of discovery

• E. Composition

• F. Relative positioning to the sun

The following are branches of physiography except _____.

• A. Oceanography

• B. Geomorphology

• C. Envirogeography

• D. Paleography

• E. Glaciology

• F. Bio-Geography

Sedimentary rocks are formed from the following processes EXCEPT _____.

• A. By the transformation of a protolith

• B. By the transportation and subsequent deposition of weathered remains of pre-existing rocks

• C. By the accumulation and lithification of detrital rocks

• D. By their precipitation from solution

• E. By processes resulting from biogenic activity

• F. All of the above

We have 3 main types or classes of rock based on how they are formed. These are:

1. Igneous Rock

2. Sedimentary Rock

3. Metamorphic Rock