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Rocks that form from Magma or
Lava cooling.
A 100
Igneous
A 100
Clastic sedimentary rock
made of the sediment size
Clay.
A 200
Shale
A 200
Metamorphic Rocks
can form from what
type of rock?
A 300
Any type!!!
A 300
What type of Sedimentary
Rock is Coal?
A 400
Organic
A 400
What process forms detrital
sedimentary rocks?
A 500
WECC
Weathering
Erosion
Compaction
Cementation
A 500
Extrusive rocks form from
_________.
B 100
Lava
B 100
What processes form
Metamorphic Rocks.
B 200
Heat and Pressure
Or…Contact with heated fluids.
B 200
What process creates
chemical sedimentary rocks?
B 300
Evaporation
B 300
Metamorphic rock that will
from from the heating and
pressuring of Limestone.
B 400
Marble
B 400
A Detrital Sedimentary Rock
is named based upon what?
B 500
Sediment Size
Examples: Clay, Silt. Sand, Gravel
B 500
What do we call molten rock
UNDER Earth’s Surface and
what type of rock would it
form?
C 100
Magma
Intrusive Igneous Rock
C 100
What rate of cooling
produces BIG crystals in
Igneous Rocks?
C 200
Slow Cooling - intrusively
C 200
What process forms
sediments?
C 300
Weathering and Erosion
C 300
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C 400
Name the three things that
form rocks.
Give an example of a rock
that satisfies each.
C 400
Minerals (many)
Organic Material (chalk,coal)
Volcanic Glass (obsidian)
C 400
In an undisturbed layer of
sedimentary rocks, where can
the oldest rocks be found?
C 500
At the bottom
C 500
Determining the age of rocks
by examining a layer of
sedimentary rocks is known
as the law of ________.
D 100
Superposition
D 100
What makes Rhyolite and
Granite similar?
What makes them different?
D 200
1. Similar: Both granitic – light
color – lower density – high in
Si and O – low in Fe and Mg
2. Different: Where they formed –
intrusive vs. extrusive – crystal size
– Lava/magma
D 200
Name any metamorphic rock, its
parent rock and whether it is
foliated or non-foliated.
D 300
Quartzite – sandstone (n)
Gneiss – granite (f)
Slate – shale (f)
Marble – Limestone (n)
Schist – many parent rocks
(f)
D 300
What are three things that can
be used to classify an igneous
rock?
D 400
Crystal size
Color
Specific Gravity
Elements
D 400
How do you know that
pumice and scoria are
extrusive? How can you tell
them apart?
D 500
Gas Pockets
Color
D 500
Two examples of organic
rocks are:
E 100
Chalk
Coquina
Coal
“Fossil-rich” limestone
E 100
Two Clastic sedimentary
rocks made of gravel sized
sediments.
E 200
Conglomerate
and
Breccia
E 200
An example of a foliated
igneous rock is:
E 300
NONE!!!
Only metamorphic can be
foliated or nonfoliated
E 300
What are two ways that two
rocks made of the same
minerals could look so
different?
E 400
The minerals exist in different
proportions
(think choc. chip cookie example)
Intrusive/Extrusive so they have
different crystal sizes.
E 400
This is why magma rises to
the surface and becomes lava.
E 500
Because it is warmer and
therefore less dense than the
surrounding rocks.
E 500
Name one of the clastic
Sedimentary Rocks made of a
medium size sediment.
F 100
Siltstone or sandstone
F 100
What does the color tell us
about the speed at which an
igneous rock formed?
F 200
Absolutely Nothing!!!
Only crystal size can tell us
that, silly!
F 200
These rocks form by applying
heat or pressure to a preexisting rock.
F 300
Metamorphic
F 300
Name a chemical sedimentary
rock.
F 400
Limestone
Rock Salt
F 400
This Igneous Rock has large
crystals, cools from magma,
and makes up the center of
the continents.
Hint: made of mica, quartz,
feldspar and hornblende.
F 500
Granite
F 500
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