1. This mine located in Chile, started 5.

This type ore deposit of skarn

its production in year 1910 and it deposit is almost exclusively
considered as the world’s largest associated with high silica granites
copper mine. generated by partial melting of
a. Grasberg, Irian Jaya continental crust – highly
b. Central Andes differentiated S- type (ilmenite-
c. Far South-East bearing) granitoids.
d. Chiquicamata, Atacama a. Copper (Cu) Skarn Deposit
b. Tin (Sn) Skarn Deposit
c. Iron (Fe) Skarn Deposit
2. Porphyry Deposits are a type of d. Tungsten (W) Skarn Deposit
mineral deposits that form from a
small- scale hydrothermal systems
associated with intrusive igneous 6. This mine is situated on the eastern
rock. flank on the Black Mountain
a. True porphyry complex. The skarn
b. False alteration occurs along contact
c. Maybe between diorite- porphyry and
d. I don’t know limestone as irregular lens-like
masses ranging up to 1.5m
thickness and 15 to 20 m in length,
3. On the global basis, the peak period and as narrow veins up to a meter in
for development of Porphyry thickness and a hundred meter in
deposits is ____________, length. This is located at the vicinity
cretaceous, Eocene, and Miocene in of Baguio City.
age. a. Far South-east
a. Precambrian b. Sto. Tomas II
b. Triassic c. Rio Tuba
c. Jurassic d. Thanksgiving
d. Holocene

7. Types of Volcanic Massive Sulfide,

4. This ore deposits, are generally well Klau and Large (1980).
layered, due to alternating a. Kuroko, Cyprus, and Besshi
downward percolation of rainwater b. Zn- Cu, Pb- Zn, Cu-
and upward movement of moisture c. Felsic volcanic rocks, post-
in regolith during seasonal dry spell, Archaean, Mafic volcanic rock
and are often capped by some form d. Spreading Center Volcanic
of dun crust. massive sulfide, island arc
a. Laterite volcanic massive sulfide.
b. Volcanic Massive sulfide
c. Porphyry
d. Carbonatite 8. _______________ occurs in a low-
k Basaltic volcanic rocks in the
upper part of the of the ophiolite
complexes at site of plate spreading.
 a. Kuroko- type grains from that bed and move them
b. Cyprus- type further downstream.
c. Besshi- type a. Stokes law
d. Island Arc VMS- type b. Entertainment
c. Settling
d. Hjulstrom’s diagram
9. These deposits are formed in the
sedimentary basins and are
associated with the discharge of 14. Fossil Placer is also known
hydrothermal fluids through as______________.
sedimentary rocks a. Paleontology placer
a. Algoma Type VMS b. Jurassic Placer
b. Spreading Center VMS c. Paleo placer
c. Island Arc VMS d. Ancient placer
d. Sedimentary Exhalative VMS

15. This is a mining method use in

10. Which is not a type of kimberlite Placer deposits except:
deposit? a. Open-pit mining
a. Porphyry- associated kimberlite b. Sluicing
b. Volcanic kimberlite c. Dredging
c. Hypabyssal kimberlite d. Panning
d. Dike- associated kimberlite

16. The name placer comes from the

11. _______________ are unique Spanish word “Placel” means
igneous rocks found in the earth’s kenetic sand.
mantle, critical for diamond a. True
formation and transport. b. False
a. Diorite c. Maybe
b. Granite d. I don’t know
c. Kimberlite
d. Peridotite
17. This is a type of skarn deposit,
according to its protolith is
12. It was the first diamondiferous called__________ if the skarn
kimberlite found in South Africa. protolith is of sedimentary origin.
a. Jagerfontein Pipe a. Mg- Skarn
b. De Beers Venetia b. Endoskarn
c. ThankGiving c. Exoskarn
d. Cape town d. Ca-skarn

13. _________________ refers to the 18. This is a type of skarn deposit,

ability of a fluid in contact with bed according to its dominant
load particles to dislocate certain composition is called__________ if
 the skarn contains minerals that are
characteristics of a dolomite
23. The Surigao ore Deposits are
protolith.
closely resembles to Mayari,
a. Magnesian Skarn
Indonesia.
b. Endoskarn
a. True
c. Exoskarn
b. False
d. Calcic skarn
c. Maybe
d. I don’t know
19. What is the typically dominant
sulfide mineral in the Porphyry
24. It is the largest and most prolific
deposits.
mineralized sediment- hosted
a. Chalcocite
copper known on earth.
b. Pyrite
a. The Central African copper belt
c. Bornite
b. The Central American copper
d. Galena
belt
c. The Central Australian copper
belt
20. This are the physical and chemical
d. The Central Indian Copper belt
phenomena which cause
concentration with in the regolith,
generally by the action of the
25. Evaporites are mined for many
environmental.
things, except of halite, sylvite, and
a. Physical processes
gypsum.
b. Superficial Processes
a. True
c. Surficial Processes
b. False
d. Surfacial Processes
c. Maybe
d. I don’t know
21. A deposit found in Kansanshi Ore
Deposit, which is a thick zone gray,
fine to medium- grained
cryptocrystalline calcic marble.
a. Lower pebble schist
b. Lower Marble
c. Upper marble
d. Upper dolomite

22. Iron ore deposit in the Philippines

that occurs as surficial mantle over
serpentinized ultrabasic rocks.
a. Iron ore of Camarines Sur
b. Iron ore of Surigao
c. Iron ore of Davao Del Norte
d. Iron ore of Kidapawan City