You Rock!
Freeze!
Pile on!
Change is good.
Round and Round
100
The look and feel of the rock's surface.
What is texture?
100
Rock that form from the cooling of molten rock.
What is igneous rock?
100
Rocks formed when particles are pressed and cemented together.
What is sedimentary rocks?
100
Formed when an existing rock is changed into another type of rock.
What is metamorphic rock?
100
Processes on Earth's surface and inside that slowly changes rocks from one kind to another.
What is the rock cycle?
200
Particles of minerals.
What are grains?
200
Formed from lava.
What is extrusive rock?
200
Formed when rock fragments are squeezed together.
What is clastic rock?
200
Rocks that hve their grains arranged in parallel layers or bands.
What is foliated?
200
Term for a possible sequence in how a rock can change from one kind into another.
What is a pathway?
300
Determines the size of the crystals formed in rocks.
What is rate of cooling?
300
Formed from magma.
What is intrusive rock?
300
Forms where the remains of plants and animals are placed.
What is organic rock?
300
Randomly arranged mineral grains.
What is nonfoliated?
300
Force that can lift rock.
What is uplifting from plate movement?
400
Uses the shape ans size o crystals in the rock to identify what it contains.
What is mineral composition?
400
A rock with large crystls scattered on a bckground of much smaller crystals.
What is porphyritic texture?
400
Forms when minerals that are dixxolved in a solution crystallize.
What is chemical rock?
400
Location where most rocks that are changed from one type of rock into another.
What is deep underground?
400
Location where rock can be melted.
What is a subduction zone?
500
Three terms used to describe a rocks look and feel.
What is grain size, shape and pattern?
500
Three uses of rock formed from melted materials.
What is tools for cutting, building materials, gravel, and abrasives?
500
Four stages of rock that are formed by the building up of materials.
What is erosion, deposition, compaction and cementation?
500
Two conditions needed for rock changing from one kind to another.
What is heat and pressure?
500
Two ways in which rock can be destroyed.
What is melting and erosion?
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