Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic. Classify these rocks Gneiss Pumice Limestone Slate Shale Obsidian Quartzite Sandstone Basalt Conglomerate Marble Granite.

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Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic

Classify these rocks Gneiss Pumice Limestone Slate Shale Obsidian Quartzite Sandstone Basalt Conglomerate Marble Granite Schist

Clastic or Non-Clastic? Sandstone Limestone Shale Rock Salt Coal Conglomerate

Intrusive or Extrusive?

Felsic or Mafic?

What mineral group? Silicates

What physical property is being tested? Streak (true color)

What physical property is being shown? Cleavage

What physical property is being shown? Fracture

What are all of the following minerals used for/in? Graphite Galena Talc Diamonds Quartz Pencils Batteries Powders Cutting tools Glass/electronics

What are the 5 defining characteristics of minerals? Natural Inorganic Crystalline Definite Chemical Composition Solid

What mineral group? Carbonates

What mineral group? Oxides

What type of rock? Name? Sedimentary (Conglomerate)

What type of rock? Name? Metamorphic (Gneiss)

What metamorphic rock feature? Foliation

What type of rock? Sedimentary (Sandstone)

What type of rock? Sedimentary

What type of rock? Igneous (Pumice)

What type of rock? Sedimentary

What minerals are in this rock? Quartz Feldspar Mica

What type of rock will form? Extrusive Igneous Intrusive Igneous

What kind of rocks will form? Metamorphic

What kind of rocks will form? Sedimentary

A B C D E A)Intrusive Igneous B)Extrusive Igneous C)Metamorphic D)Sedimentary E)Metamorphic

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