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Must Know for SOL Test. Sandstone Limestone Shale Siltstone Conglomerate Breccia.

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1 Must Know for SOL Test

2 Sandstone Limestone Shale Siltstone Conglomerate Breccia

3 SandstoneSedimentary Limestone Shale Siltstone Conglomerate Breccia

4 SandstoneSedimentary LimestoneSedimentary Shale Siltstone Conglomerate Breccia

5 SandstoneSedimentary LimestoneSedimentary ShaleSedimentary Siltstone Conglomerate Breccia

6 SandstoneSedimentary LimestoneSedimentary ShaleSedimentary SiltstoneSedimentary Conglomerate Breccia

7 SandstoneSedimentary LimestoneSedimentary ShaleSedimentary SiltstoneSedimentary ConglomerateSedimentary Breccia

8 SandstoneSedimentary LimestoneSedimentary ShaleSedimentary SiltstoneSedimentary ConglomerateSedimentary BrecciaSedimentary

9 Granite Basalt Gabbro Rhyolite Obsidian Scoria Pumice

10 GraniteIgneous Basalt Gabbro Rhyolite Obsidian Scoria Pumice

11 GraniteIgneous BasaltIgneous Gabbro Rhyolite Obsidian Scoria Pumice

12 GraniteIgneous BasaltIgneous GabbroIgneous Rhyolite Obsidian Scoria Pumice

13 GraniteIgneous BasaltIgneous GabbroIgneous RhyoliteIgneous Obsidian Scoria Pumice

14 GraniteIgneous BasaltIgneous GabbroIgneous RhyoliteIgneous ObsidianIgneous Scoria Pumice

15 GraniteIgneous BasaltIgneous GabbroIgneous RhyoliteIgneous ObsidianIgneous ScoriaIgneous Pumice

16 GraniteIgneous BasaltIgneous GabbroIgneous RhyoliteIgneous ObsidianIgneous ScoriaIgneous PumiceIgneous

17 Marble Gneiss Slate Schist Phyllite Quartzite

18 MarbleMetamorphic Gneiss Slate Schist Phyllite Quartzite

19 MarbleMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic Slate Schist Phyllite Quartzite

20 MarbleMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic SlateMetamorphic Schist Phyllite Quartzite

21 MarbleMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic SlateMetamorphic SchistMetamorphic Phyllite Quartzite

22 MarbleMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic SlateMetamorphic SchistMetamorphic PhylliteMetamorphic Quartzite

23 MarbleMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic SlateMetamorphic SchistMetamorphic PhylliteMetamorphic QuartziteMetamorphic

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25 Schist Shale Pumice Limestone Marble Rhyolite Sandstone Quartzite Gneiss Conglomerate Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

26 SchistMetamorphic Shale Pumice Limestone Marble Rhyolite Sandstone Quartzite Gneiss Conglomerate Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

27 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary Pumice Limestone Marble Rhyolite Sandstone Quartzite Gneiss Conglomerate Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

28 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous Limestone Marble Rhyolite Sandstone Quartzite Gneiss Conglomerate Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

29 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary Marble Rhyolite Sandstone Quartzite Gneiss Conglomerate Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

30 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic Rhyolite Sandstone Quartzite Gneiss Conglomerate Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

31 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous Sandstone Quartzite Gneiss Conglomerate Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

32 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary Quartzite Gneiss Conglomerate Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

33 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic Gneiss Conglomerate Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

34 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic Conglomerate Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

35 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic ConglomerateSedimentary Scoria Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

36 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic ConglomerateSedimentary ScoriaIgneous Granite Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

37 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic ConglomerateSedimentary ScoriaIgneous GraniteIgneous Breccia Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

38 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic ConglomerateSedimentary ScoriaIgneous GraniteIgneous BrecciaSedimentary Gabbro Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

39 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic ConglomerateSedimentary ScoriaIgneous GraniteIgneous BrecciaSedimentary GabbroIgneous Siltstone Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

40 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic ConglomerateSedimentary ScoriaIgneous GraniteIgneous BrecciaSedimentary GabbroIgneous SiltstoneSedimentary Basalt Phyllite Obsidian Slate

41 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic ConglomerateSedimentary ScoriaIgneous GraniteIgneous BrecciaSedimentary GabbroIgneous SiltstoneSedimentary BasaltIgneous Phyllite Obsidian Slate

42 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic ConglomerateSedimentary ScoriaIgneous GraniteIgneous BrecciaSedimentary GabbroIgneous SiltstoneSedimentary BasaltIgneous PhylliteMetamorphic Obsidian Slate

43 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic ConglomerateSedimentary ScoriaIgneous GraniteIgneous BrecciaSedimentary GabbroIgneous SiltstoneSedimentary BasaltIgneous PhylliteMetamorphic ObsidianIgneous Slate

44 SchistMetamorphic ShaleSedimentary PumiceIgneous LimestoneSedimentary MarbleMetamorphic RhyoliteIgneous SandstoneSedimentary QuartziteMetamorphic GneissMetamorphic ConglomerateSedimentary ScoriaIgneous GraniteIgneous BrecciaSedimentary GabbroIgneous SiltstoneSedimentary BasaltIgneous PhylliteMetamorphic ObsidianIgneous SlateMetamorphic

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