Mining Geology MCQs Questions & Answers | Mining Engineering Page-2 section-1

11.
Underground water emerging on the surface in the form of seepages and springs is found to form loose superficial deposits of silica or calcium carbonates. Such deposits are known as

A. Sinters

B. Karst

C. Caverns

D. Stylolites

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12.
The top most horizon of the tertiary succession in Assam is known as

A. Surma series

B. Dihing series

C. Barail series

D. Jaintia series

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13.
The horizontal component of the apparent displacement of a bed, measured along the direction of dip of the fault is

A. Throw of fault

B. Heave of fault

C. Hade of fault

D. Horsts

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14.
It's a mere openings of any shape or size which act as avenues for the magma to rise and spread upon earth's surface in the form of lava.

A. Swamp

B. Reef

C. Moraine

D. Volcano

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15.
Rocks that are formed by the cooling of molten material (called magma) at or relatively near the earth surface is called

A. Igneous rocks

B. Sedimentary rocks

C. Metamorphic rocks

D. Cryatalline

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16.
Dip fault also called

A. Transverse fault

B. Longitudinal fault

C. Normal fault

D. Down throw fault

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17.
It is the junction plane of one bed of rock with another

A. Conformity

B. Dip of bed

C. Strike of bed

D. Bedding plane

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18.
It is a buff coloured deposit made up of angular fragments of unaltered mineral grains and is characteristically unstratified. The thickness of such deposit may vary from few inches to hundreds of feet

A. Run-off

B. Fly-off

C. Pot-holes

D. Loess

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19.
Low temperature carbonisation plants are at

A. Bihar

B. Andhra Pradesh

C. Telangana

D. Madhya Pradesh

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20.
It is another method of washing which separate good quality coal from its impurities through a simple process of particle stratification?

A. Pulsitation

B. Jigging

C. Pulverization

D. Infusion

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Mining Geology MCQs Questions & Answers | Mining Engineering

11. Underground water emerging on the surface in the form of seepages and springs is found to form loose superficial deposits of silica or calcium carbonates. Such deposits are known as

Answer & Solution

12. The top most horizon of the tertiary succession in Assam is known as

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13. The horizontal component of the apparent displacement of a bed, measured along the direction of dip of the fault is

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14. It's a mere openings of any shape or size which act as avenues for the magma to rise and spread upon earth's surface in the form of lava.

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15. Rocks that are formed by the cooling of molten material (called magma) at or relatively near the earth surface is called

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16. Dip fault also called

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17. It is the junction plane of one bed of rock with another

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18. It is a buff coloured deposit made up of angular fragments of unaltered mineral grains and is characteristically unstratified. The thickness of such deposit may vary from few inches to hundreds of feet

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19. Low temperature carbonisation plants are at

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20. It is another method of washing which separate good quality coal from its impurities through a simple process of particle stratification?

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11.
Underground water emerging on the surface in the form of seepages and springs is found to form loose superficial deposits of silica or calcium carbonates. Such deposits are known as

12.
The top most horizon of the tertiary succession in Assam is known as

13.
The horizontal component of the apparent displacement of a bed, measured along the direction of dip of the fault is

14.
It's a mere openings of any shape or size which act as avenues for the magma to rise and spread upon earth's surface in the form of lava.

15.
Rocks that are formed by the cooling of molten material (called magma) at or relatively near the earth surface is called

16.
Dip fault also called

17.
It is the junction plane of one bed of rock with another

18.
It is a buff coloured deposit made up of angular fragments of unaltered mineral grains and is characteristically unstratified. The thickness of such deposit may vary from few inches to hundreds of feet

19.
Low temperature carbonisation plants are at

20.
It is another method of washing which separate good quality coal from its impurities through a simple process of particle stratification?