Classy Rocks
Igneous Rocks
Sedimentary Rocks
Rocky terrain
Miss Alaineus
100

A natural, solid mixture of minerals or particles is called this.

a rock

100

The rock that forms from magma and cooled very slowly UNDERNEATH the earth's surface is called this.

intrusive igneous 

100

The rock material that is broken down into smaller pieces or dissolved in water as rocks erode is called this.

sediment

100

Of the following which is the coarsest?

sand, silt, clay

sand

100

What are the three types of sedimentary rocks?

clastic, organic, chemical

200

This European music-themed restaurant's first American location was in Los Angeles.

the Hard Rock Cafe

200

This igneous rock is light, has holes due to the release of gases and is used as an abrasive. Name it and what type of igneous rock it is.

pumice and extrusive

200

The physical (mechanical) and chemical processes that change rocks on Earth’s surface over time are called this term. 

weathering

200

In order to create soil, what process must happen but the other must not happed?  

eroded, weathered, heated, compacted, cemented, deposited

MUST be weathered but must NOT be eroded

200

This SPECIFIC type of rock may be identified by observing the arrangement of the grains which often appear as bent or twisted layers or bands of crystals.

foliated metamorphic rock

300

Slow-cooling with large crystals igneous rocks are this type.

intrusive

300

This well-known intrusive igneous rock has larger, intergrown crystals. Name it and it's type.

granite, intrusive

300

The two processes that squeeze out fluids between the grains in a sediment deposit and then seals them together is called this.

compaction and cementation

300

The geologic feature that rises up from a cave floor.

stalagmite

300

The erosive power that forms a U-shaped landform would be this?

a glacier

400

Sedimentary rocks made from fragments of minerals and other rocks is classified as this type.

clastic

400

What is this rock's name and what is it commonly known as?  

obsidian, volcanic glass

400

The the primary molecule responsible for the dissolution in Karst topography is this.

carbonic acid

400

Which of the following would hold water the longest?

sand, silt or clay

clay

400

What is the official type of topography used for caves and sinkholes?

Karst

500

Which TWO of the following would be formed by chemical precipitation from seawater? fossilized sandstone, limestone, marble, rock salt, schist, pumice 

rock salt, limestone

500

What are the two categories of igneous rocks based on either high amounts of dark or light mineral composition?


felsic and mafic

500

Name four different sedimentary rocks.

chalk, coal, coquina, sand/lime/flint/mud--stone, rock salt,

500

NOT a form of chemical weathering. 

a. Dissolution  b. Oxidation c. Exfoliation  d. Hydrolysis

exfoliation

500

What soil horizon would hold the most organic material?  A, B, C, D

A-horizon

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