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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Column A AColumn B BColumn C CColumn D DColumn E E Column F

6. Rocks that form from Magma or Lava cooling. A 100

7. Igneous A 100

8. Clastic sedimentary rock made of the sediment size Clay. A 200

9. Shale A 200

10. A 300 Metamorphic Rocks can form from what type of rock?

11. Any type!!! A 300

12. What type of Sedimentary Rock is Coal? A 400

13. Organic A 400

14. What process forms detrital sedimentary rocks? A 500

15. WECC Weathering Erosion Compaction Cementation A 500

16. Extrusive rocks form from _________. B 100

17. Lava B 100

18. What processes form Metamorphic Rocks. B 200

19. Heat and Pressure Or…Contact with heated fluids. B 200

20. What process creates chemical sedimentary rocks? B 300

21. Evaporation B 300

22. Metamorphic rock that will from from the heating and pressuring of Limestone. B 400

23. Marble B 400

24. A Detrital Sedimentary Rock is named based upon what? B 500

25. Sediment Size Examples: Clay, Silt. Sand, Gravel B 500

26. What do we call molten rock UNDER Earth’s Surface and what type of rock would it form? C 100

27. Magma Intrusive Igneous Rock C 100

28. What rate of cooling produces BIG crystals in Igneous Rocks? C 200

29. Slow Cooling - intrusively C 200

30. What process forms sediments? C 300

31. Weathering and Erosion C 300

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33. Name the three things that form rocks. Give an example of a rock that satisfies each. C 400

34. Minerals (many) Organic Material (chalk,coal) Volcanic Glass (obsidian) C 400

35. In an undisturbed layer of sedimentary rocks, where can the oldest rocks be found? C 500

36. At the bottom C 500

37. Determining the age of rocks by examining a layer of sedimentary rocks is known as the law of ________. D 100

38. Superposition D 100

39. What makes Rhyolite and Granite similar? What makes them different? D 200

40. 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

41. Name any metamorphic rock, its parent rock and whether it is foliated or non-foliated. D 300

42. Quartzite – sandstone (n) Gneiss – granite (f) Slate – shale (f) Marble – Limestone (n) Schist – many parent rocks (f) D 300

43. What are three things that can be used to classify an igneous rock? D 400

44. Crystal size Color Specific Gravity Elements D 400

45. How do you know that pumice and scoria are extrusive? How can you tell them apart? D 500

46. Gas Pockets Color D 500

47. Two examples of organic rocks are: E 100

48. Chalk Coquina Coal “Fossil-rich” limestone E 100

49. Two Clastic sedimentary rocks made of gravel sized sediments. E 200

50. Conglomerate and Breccia E 200

51. An example of a foliated igneous rock is: E 300

52. NONE!!! Only metamorphic can be foliated or nonfoliated E 300

53. What are two ways that two rocks made of the same minerals could look so different? E 400

54. The minerals exist in different proportions (think choc. chip cookie example) Intrusive/Extrusive so they have different crystal sizes. E 400

55. This is why magma rises to the surface and becomes lava. E 500

56. Because it is warmer and therefore less dense than the surrounding rocks. E 500

57. Name one of the clastic Sedimentary Rocks made of a medium size sediment. F 100

58. Siltstone or sandstone F 100

59. What does the color tell us about the speed at which an igneous rock formed? F 200

60. Absolutely Nothing!!! Only crystal size can tell us that, silly! F 200

61. These rocks form by applying heat or pressure to a pre- existing rock. F 300

62. Metamorphic F 300

63. Name a chemical sedimentary rock. F 400

64. Limestone Rock Salt F 400

65. 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

66. Granite F 500

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68. Name Mr. Hayden’s FAV path through the rock cycle! Click on screen to continue

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