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Q: Granite is an example of _________.
  • A. siliceous and unstratified rocks
  • B. metamorphic and foliated rocks
  • C. calcareous and foliated rocks
  • D. argillaceous and stratified rocks
Correct Answer: Option A - Silicate rocks– The principal constituent is silica, i.e. sound the rocks are very hard and durable e.g. granite, basalt, trap etc. • Unstratified rocks do not show any stratification and cannot be easily split into thin layers. Ex-Granite, basalt, trap etc.
A. Silicate rocks– The principal constituent is silica, i.e. sound the rocks are very hard and durable e.g. granite, basalt, trap etc. • Unstratified rocks do not show any stratification and cannot be easily split into thin layers. Ex-Granite, basalt, trap etc.

Explanations:

Silicate rocks– The principal constituent is silica, i.e. sound the rocks are very hard and durable e.g. granite, basalt, trap etc. • Unstratified rocks do not show any stratification and cannot be easily split into thin layers. Ex-Granite, basalt, trap etc.