CH 6 Rocks & Rock Cycle Quiz Review. Plagioclase feldspar, biotite, pyroxene, amphibole, and olivine are common minerals in felsic/mafic igneous rocks.

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CH 6 Rocks & Rock Cycle Quiz Review

Plagioclase feldspar, biotite, pyroxene, amphibole, and olivine are common minerals in felsic/mafic igneous rocks.

mafic

Rocks are composed of _____________.

More than one mineral

___________ is intrusive, coarse-grained, and felsic, while ______________ is extrusive, fine-grained, and mafic. Basalt Shale Granite Marble

Granite, Basalt

In the rock cycle, rocks are classified by ___________.

How they form

A non-foliated metamorphic rock formed from quartz sandstone is __________.

quartzite

Felsic/mafic rocks are high in iron and magnesium.

mafic

Shale is a(n) ______________ rock.

Sedimentary

Stratification, fossils, ripple marks, mud cracks, nodules, concretions, and geodes are found in _________________ rocks.

sedimentary

Which of the following pairs includes a metamorphic rock & its parent rock? – Slate & obsidian – Granite & limestone – Gneiss & marble – Slate & shale

Slate & shale

A ___________ any rock mass that forms when magma pushes into fractures (cracks) in the bedrock

pluton

Bioclastic rocks form from ________________.

The remains of plants or animals

A rock that is light in color and low in density would be felsic/mafic.

Felsic

Shells are often found in which rock?

Limestone (coquina)

An porphyry is an igneous rock that has _________ very different crystal sizes (textures). – Ex. Large crystals in a fine groundmass

two

Intrusive igneous rocks have ____________ texture & extrusive igneous rocks have ____________ texture.

Intrusive –coarse or very coarse, non-vesicular Extrusive—glassy or fine, vesicular or non- vesicular

A felsic rock that has holes and fine-grained crystals is _____________.

Vesicular rhyolite

Gabbro is a(n) _________ rock

igneous

The grain size for sand is ________.

0.006 to 0.2 cm

Felsic/mafic rocks are high in aluminum.

felsic

____________ shows platy mica crystal visible from metamorphism of clay or feldspars.

schist

Potassium feldspar, quartz, plagioclase feldspar, biotite, and amphibole are common minerals in felsic/mafic igneous rocks.

felsic

Which igneous rock is intrusive and have a very coarse, non-vesicular texture?

pegmatite

Foliated metamorphic rocks can show __________ or ____________ textures.

Mineral alignment or banded

Minerals precipitating out of water or being left behind when water evaporates form __________________ sedimentary rocks.

chemical

What is the main difference between conglomerate and breccia?

Conglomerate– rounded particles Breccia—angular particles

Marble is a(n) _____________ rock.

Metamorphic

The composition of rock salt is _________.

halite

Mafic rocks have _________ density and are ________ in color.

High density, dark color

Coal’s composition is ___________.

carbon

Dikes, sills, laccoliths, volcanic necks, and batholiths are examples of _______________.

plutons

The weathering, erosion, and deposition of rock fragments such as sand forms _____________ sedimentary rocks.

clastic

When sediments are deposited, what size sediment (large or small) would be closest to the beach & what size would be further out in the ocean?

Beach – large Ocean – small