Igneous Rocks
Sedimentary Rocks
Metamorphic Rocks
Rocks
Rock Cycle
100

True or False: Igneous Rocks formed at Earth's surface are called extrusive.

False

100
Rock that comes from living things

Organic

100

Two types of metamorphic rock

foliated and nonfoliated

100

To describe a rock's texture, geologists determine

the size, shape, and pattern of rock's grains.

100
Process in which water, wind, or ice loosen and carry away rock fragments

Erosion

200

Rock that cools very quickly when it forms and has a texture that is _________

smooth and shiny

200

Shale is _________ (type of rock)

organic sedimentary rock

200

Metamorphic rocks that have their grains arranged in parallel layers or bands

Foliated

200

True or False: Rocks only contain inorganic materials.

False

200
When sediment becomes pressed together it is called ___________________.

compaction

300
Igneous rock that formed from lava that erupted onto Earth's surface is called ________ rock
Extrusive
300

Rocks that have been dissolved in a solution are called ________. 

chemical

300

Metamorphic rocks are formed by

heat and pressure

300

Heat and Pressure deep beneath Earth's surface can change any rock into _________ rocks.

Metamorphic

300

Process which sediment settles out of water from the wind is __________. 

deposition

400

Which rock makes up mountain ranges?

granite

400

Sedimentary rocks that have been squeezed together are called

clastic

400

Rocks have their grains not arranged in any certain way

non-foliated

400

Color tell us the ____________   _________ of a rock

Silica content

BONUS**200 points 

Can you tell me which colors have high and low silica content?

400

When sediment becomes "glued" together

Cementation

500

Basalt is a(n) (Type of Rock)

extrusive igneous rock

500

Which of the following is an example of an organic sedimentary rock? 

coal, sandstone, tuffa, or slate?

coal

500

Mrs. Hall's favorite metamorphic rock (looks glittery)

Schist

500
When the grains in a rock are large and easy to see, the rock is described as

coarse-grained.

500

Explain the rock cycle and its processes. 

1. Erosion - Wind, water, and ice 

2. Deposition - sediment settles of out of water or wind

3. Compaction - sediment is pressed together

4. Cementation - sediment is "glued" together