Metamorphic Rocks
Igneous Rocks
Sedimentary Rocks
The Rock Cycle
Rock Identification
100

What two things cause metamorphic rocks to form? 

Heat and Pressure. 

100

What causes igneous rocks to form? 

Melting. 

100

List the 4 types of sediment from LARGEST to SMALLEST. 

Gravel, sand, silt, clay

100

What is the rock cycle? 

How rocks turn into other rocks. 

100

What is the name of this rock? What kind of rock and what type is it? 


Pumice. Igneous Extrusive. 

200

What are the two types of metamorphic rocks? 

Foliated and Non-Foliated

200

What are the two types of igneous rocks? 

Extrusive and Intrusive. 

200

What is the name of an organic sedimentary rock, which is an important energy source? 

Coal 

200

How does sedimentary rock become igneous rock?

Melting and cooling down. 

200

Is this rock Clastic or Non-Clastic? 


Clastic

300

What are the bands or cleavage in metamorphic rocks called? 

Foliation / Foliated 

300

The horizontal structure shown as D below is called a —-? 


Sill

300

What are the 5 processes that rocks go through to form a sedimentary rock? 

Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, Compaction, Cementation

300

How does igneous rock become metamorphic rock? 

Heat and Pressure
300

This rock is fossiliferous limestone/coquina. What is its two sub-categories? 


Non-Clastic Organic
400

What was the parent rock of this metamorphic rock below? What is its name? 


Limestone - Marble

400

What is this rock called? It forms most of the ocean floor. 


Basalt. 

400

This sedimentary rock has ripple marks. What is the best explanation for this?


Movement of water by wind

400

DAILY DOUBLE - Fill-in the blank Rock Cycle provided.

 

Answers vary. 

400

Is this rock foliated or non-foliated? 


Foliated

500

DAILY DOUBLE: 

These protoliths (parent rocks) turn into what metamorphic rocks: 

Sandstone

Limestone

Granite

Shale


Sandstone turns into Quartzite

Limestone turns into Marble

Granite turns into Gneiss

Shale turns into Slate

500

Correctly sort the following facts about intrusive and extrusive igneous rocks: 

Small or no crystals, formed deep within a volcano, cools rapidly, an example is granite

Intrusive: formed deep within a volcano, an example is granite

Extrusive: small or no crystals, cools rapidly

500

Sedimentary Rocks have what two types? One of those types is further broken down into two categories. What are those? (4 answers)

Clastic and Non-Clastic

Non-Clastic is broken down into Organic and Chemical

500

How does a metamorphic rock become a sedimentary rock? (5 steps)

Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, Compaction, Cementation

500

What type of rock is this and why


Sedimentary. Metamorphic and Igneous are too damaging for bones. 

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