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Misc.
100

Molten rock that is above the Earth's surface.

What is lava? 

100

Metamorphic rock needs these two things to form.

What are heat and pressure? 

100

The two main types of weathering.

What are mechanical (physical) and chemical?

100

The percentage of the Earth that is covered by glaciers

What is 10%?

100

The only rock that fossils can be found in.

What are sedimentary rocks?

200

Igneous rock is formed when what cools/crystallizes.

What is magma? 

200

Sedimentary rock formed by fragments of other rocks.

What are clastic rocks? 

200

Weathering that causes a change in the composition of rock?

What is chemical weathering? 

200

The slow, steady, downhill flow of loose materials.

What is a creep? 

200

Metamorphism that results from high temp and pressure that affects a large area. 

What is regional metamorphism? 

300

This determines the size of crystals that form in igneous rocks.

What is the cooling rate of the magma or lava?

300

The process by which sediment is turned into sedimentary rock.

What is lithification? 

300

The process of moving broken down materials to a new location.

What is erosion?

300

Unsorted ridges of til that are left behind as glaciers move. 

What is moraine? 

300

This type of rock forms when lava cools quickly on the Earth's surface. 

What is extrusive igneous rock? 

400

The main component of magma. 

What is melted earth's crust/mantle? 

400

The horizontal layering of sedimentary rock.

What is bedding?

400

A form of erosion that creates a small channel through the side of a mountain or crop land.

What is rill erosion? 

400

The four main factors that influence mass movements?

What are materials weight, resistance to flow/sliding, trigger, the amount of water present? 

400

A deep depression, scooped out by a valley glacier?

What is a cirque? 

500

The four main factors that affect magma formation.

What are temperature, pressure, mineral content, and water content?

500

The percentage of open spaces between grains in rock.

What is porosity? 

500

Two examples of mechanical weathering. 

What are exfoliation and frost wedging? 

500

Winding ridges of sediment that are left behind by streams that flow underneath continental glaciers.

What are eskers?

500

Name three agents of chemical weathering. 

What are water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and acids? 

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