Type of Rock
Landforms
Info from Reading
Experiment
100

Rock made by cementing smaller pieces together.

Sandstone

100

What is a Landform? You can provide three examples of landforms if you prefer

a natural feature of Earth's surface with a characteristic shape 

or you listed three types of landforms


100

What is a Geologist?

A person who studies rock

100

Which two mile markers did we study in the Grand Canyon?

Mile marker 20 and 52

200

Smooth rock that did not react to acid and was layered with fossils found within

Shale

200
How would you define an island?
Land surrounded on all sides by water
200
How many days does it take to get down into the Grand Canyon? How many days up?

1 Day down

2 Days up

200

What safety equipment did we use in our experiment?

Googles

300

What type of rock reacts to acid?

Limestone


300

What is a valley?

A low area between mountains or hills. 

300

Who was the first person to document the Grand Canyon?

Major John Powell

300

What liquid did we use during our experiment for a reaction?

Hydrochloric Acid
400

Name three types of rocks we have investigated?

Limestone, Sandstone, Shale

or you named specific types of the rock groups above

400

What is a canyon?

a V shaped gorge with steep sides formed by a stream

400
What is a rock layer? How can we see them in Grand Canyon?

Layers of rock are piled up on top of one another.

We saw different types of rock and different colors of rock.

400

Why do we start each investigation with a question that we answer later? 

It is what guides us in our experiments and research

500

What is CaCO3? 

Calcite


500

What is a chain of islands called? 

Archipelago

500

What is correlation?

Connection between rock layers from two or more locations
500

Why do there appear to be stripes on the walls of the Grand Canyon?

Because of correlation and the different types of rock we see throughout the Grand Canyon

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