1. GEOMORPHOLOGY GRADE 10

3. THREE TYPES OF ROCKS

4. IGNEOUS ROCK

6. SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

7. CLASTIC SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

8. Weathering and Erosion TransportationDeposition Compaction and Cementation Sedimentary Rock

9. ORGANIC SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

10. Primarily made from the remains of once living things

11. The Good Earth, Chapter 7: Rocks and Minerals May form from the remains of dead organisms − Chalk formed from billions of coccoliths, round plates of calcite from microscopic (clay-sized) coccolithophore organisms − Chalk is a type of limestone Biochemical Sedimentary Rocks BIOCHEMICAL SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

13. The Good Earth, Chapter 7: Rocks and Minerals Two types of metamorphism 1.Contact metamorphism Changes due to increases in temperature where rocks come in contact with heat source (e.g. magma chamber) − Example: limestone around a magma chamber is baked by the heat to form marble Marble (above) and limestone have similar composition but marble typically has a larger grain size METAMORPHIC ROCKS

14. Common Metamorphic Rocks Parent RockMetamorphic Rock GraniteGneiss ShaleSlate SandstoneQuartzite

15. The Rock Cycle

16. INTRUSIVE IGNEOUS FEATURES

17. LANDFORMS ASSOCIATED WITH IGNEOUS ROCKS TOR

18. CALDERA

19. MESSA POINTED BUTTE BUTTE