Igneous Rocks
Sedimentary Rocks
Metamorphic Rocks
The Rock Cycle
Properties
100
Igneous rocks come from these.
What is a volcano?
100
Sedimentary rocks form by a build up of these.
What is layers?
100
The two things needed to form metamorphic rocks
What is heat and pressure?
100
True or False- The Rock Cycle has an end point.
What is false?
100
This is how shiny or dull a mineral is.
What is lustre?
200
These are the two types of igneous rocks.
What are Extrusive and Intrusive?
200
This is where most sedimentary rocks are formed?
What is the bottom of the ocean?
200
True or False- Metamorphic rocks can melt
What is true?
200
This is how rocks break down into sediments.
What is weather and erosion?
200
These are example of texture.
What is rough and smooth?
300
These are the size of crystals in extrusive igneous rocks.
What is fine grained crystals?
300
This is how long sedimentary rocks take to form.
What is thousands of years?
300
This building in India is made from a metamorphic rock.
What is the Taj Mahal?
300
This is how magma becomes an igneous rock.
What is cooling?
300
These are the softest and hardest minerals.
What is Talc and Diamond?
400
These are examples of igneous rocks.
What are obsidian, pumice, granite, and diorite.
400
These are examples of sedimentary rocks.
What is limestone and sandstone?
400
These are examples of metamorphic rocks
What is marble, slate or gneiss?
400
These are what rocks form when they have been broken down by weathering and erosion.
What are sediments?
400
This is how we test streak.
What is rub the mineral on a porcelain slab and the colour that is shown is the streak?
500
This is how igneous rocks are formed.
What is intrusive igneous rocks cool inside the volcano before being uplifted to the earth and extrusive igneous rocks come from lava cooling on the earth?
500
This is how sedimentary rocks are formed?
What is layers of rocks, fossils and dead fish build up layers over time and the pressure forms sedimentary rocks?
500
This is where metamorphic rocks form.
What is deep under the earth?
500
This is how the rock cycle works.
What is rocks are broken down by weathering and erosion to form sediments, they get carried to the ocean and pressure helps form sedimentary rocks, they undergo heat and pressure to become metamorphic rocks, which melts to form magma, which cools to become igneous rocks then it starts again?
500
This property means how a mineral breaks.
What is cleavage?
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