NCEA Level 1 Science (90190) 2007 — page 1 of 3 Assessment Schedule – 2007 Science: Describe aspects of geology (90190) Evidence Statement Q Achievement 1(a) Formed from molten material (either as lava or magma). 1(b) States that gabbro forms underground/ slow cooling and andesite at the surface/ fast cooling. Or may state gabbro is plutonic and andesite is volcanic. Or gabbro is intrusive and andesite is extrusive. Or gabbro is formed from magma and andesite is formed from lava. Or gabbro has large crystals/ coarse grain and andesite has small crystals/ fine grains. Achievement with Merit Achievement with Excellence Relates 2 aspects of gabbro and andesite formation: 1. Place Volcanic/ extrusive/ above ground Plutonic/ intrusive/ underground 2. Cooling rate Relates all 3 aspects: 1. Place 2. Cooling rate 3. Crystal size Magma (gabbro) and lava (andesite) need to be stated. Gabbro slow cooling and andesite fast cooling. 3. Crystal size Gabbro has large crystals and andesite has small crystals. 1(c) Describes as one of: • A mineral • SiO2, Silica dioxide • Silica is quartz • A chemical compound 1(d) States that basalt is silica poor. 2(a) Small fragments of rocks. 2(b) Movement of particles from one place to another. Movement of particles from one place to another plus reference to an agent, eg rivers, glaciers, wind, gravity. 2(c) States that mud particles can be transported further (position) or mud particles are tiny (size) or Low energy environment or low speed of water flow (speed). Mud particles are tiny (size) plus: Low energy environment or low speed of water flow (speed) or States that mud particles can be transported further (position). Mudstone is made from very small particles of mud (sediment). Because these particles are so small they take much less energy to move them compared with larger rock sediments such as sand. Small particles, therefore, travel further and only drop out of suspension and become deposited when the energy is very low. (size + speed + position) Position must imply distance. Smaller particles travel further than larger particles. 2(d) States that plant material (organic matter) is: buried or compacted or compressed or Describes environment – in a swamp or lack of oxygen or plant material unable to decompose or heat and pressure only if linked to high grade coal. States that plant material is buried. plus Compaction or compression (Not pressure) or environment. States that plant material is buried. plus Compaction or compression and Environment: in a swamp or lack of oxygen or plant material unable to decompose or heat & pressure (metamorphic process). Silica (quartz) is a light-coloured mineral. Basalt has little quartz. NCEA Level 1 Science (90190) 2007 — page 2 of 3 3(a) (i) (ii) States heat and pressure. (evidence can be found in 3a ii) note: temperature or extreme temp not OK high temp fine 3(b) Parent rock is limestone or Made of CaCO3 or calcite or marble harder or limestone is softer or More crystalline (has crystals) than parent rock. or Marble is stronger. 4(a) Schist, limestone, mudstone, sandstone or B D A C. 4(b) Refer to table. One rock and event or consequence. Rock Event Parent rock is limestone and Marble is harder or Marble is more crystalline. Refer to table. One rock, event and consequence . Deep burial subduction Metamorphism Heat & pressure Limestone Uplift Mountain building Ocean basin forming Polar caps melting (Shallow) seas Sandstone Uplift Mountain building Polar caps reforming Coding on scripts: Rock = R, Event = E, Consequence = C Recognises that rocks containing the same fossils are the same age regardless of where the rocks are located. Refer to table. Two rocks, event and consequence. Consequence Schist Mudstone 4(c) There are two main pathways (one required): 1. Sedimentary rocks become deeply buried through earth movements or subduction. or As burial increases, heat and pressure transformed into metamorphic rock. or 2. Sedimentary rock is heated by magma and minerals are recrystallised (minerals realigned). or States regional or contact metamorphism. Low energy environments Sea level rising High energy environments Sea level falling Can include the formation of schist from shale. NCEA Level 1 Science (90190) 2007 — page 3 of 3 Judgement Statement Achievement Achievement with Merit Achievement with Excellence SEVEN questions answered correctly. EIGHT questions answered correctly, including at least FOUR at Merit level. NINE questions answered correctly, including at least TWO at Excellence level and at least THREE at Merit level. Minimum of 7 A Minimum of 4 M + 4 A Minimum of 2 E + 3 M + 4 A