Igneous Rock
Sedimentary
Metamorphic
Rock Cycle
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100

This is molten rock found below the earth's surface.

magma

100

Tiny pieces of rock, sand, shells, etc. are called what

sediment

100

Metamorphic rocks are formed due to _______ and _______. 

heat and pressure 

100

When sediments undergo compacting and cementation processes, they become which type of rock. 

sedimentary rocks

100

Give an example of a rock

granite, sandstone, marble, conglomerate, coal, obsidian, etc. 

200

Igneous rocks are formed from cooled__________

magma

200

Rocks that are made from sediments of preexisting rocks.

clastic rocks

200

Term associated with a banded appearance. 

foliated

200

Undergoing weathering and erosion, will show which type of rock? 

sedimentary 

200

What are rocks composed of?

minerals and mineral-like materials

300

Igneous rocks are categorized as _________ or _________, depending on where the molten rock cooled.

extrusive and intrusive

300

True of False: Once a sedimentary rock, always a sedimentary rock.

If false, correct the statement.

False - the rock cycle is continuous 

300

The two types of metamorphism are _____ and _____.

contact and regional

300

True of False: The rock cycle is continuous.

If false, correct the statement. 


True

300

Difference between magma and lava.

magma when is underground, lava after errupts.

400

Intrusive rocks can be found 

underneath Earth's surface

400

This type of sedimentary rocks form when dead plants or animals beak down into sediments. 

biochemical 
400

This type of metamorphism results in major changes to Earth's surface.

regional 
400

_________ and ____________ turn sedimentary rocks into metamorphic rocks.

heat and pressure

400

Two major contributing factors to sediment

weathering and erosion

500

True or False: Igneous rocks are formed when sediments break apart. If false, correct the statement. 

False - igneous rocks form from the cooling and solidification of magma/lava.

500

Weathering either be _____ or _____. Give one example of each. 

Mechanical (due to atmospheric processes such as rain, wind, freeze/thaw).

Chemical, due to chemical reactions between rocks and acid rain, water or different types of rocks.

500

Nonfoilated rocks from under what conditions?  

High heat and pressure - confining pressure 

500

Metamorphic rocks are formed from heat, pressure, and _____.

fluids

500

Rocks are classified by 

how they form

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