Sedimentary Rock
Metamorphic Rock
Igneous Rocks
Weathering
Minerals
100

Sedimentary rocks are formed from sediments and pressed together in these

What are layers?

100

Metamorphic rocks are formed by these processes

What is heat and pressure 

100

Melted rock below the earth's surface

What is magma?

100

Define erosion

Erosion happens when rocks and sediments are picked up and moved to another place

100

There are this many levels on the Mohs Hardness Scale

10

200

Sedimentary Rock goes through this process to become a metamoprhic rock 

What is Heat and Pressure?

200

A metamorphic rock goes through this process to become sedimentary

What is weathering?

200

A crumbly, lightweight rock with tiny holes 

What is pumice? 

200

This will happen to a crack in a rock on freezing day

(must explain why)

The crack will get bigger because water that goes into the crack will expand when frozen and push the side of the crack, widening it. 

200

The 5 properties used to identify minerals

What are color, Streak, Cleavage, Luster, and Magnetism 

300

True or False Sedimentary rocks are easily changed by wind and water

True

300

Force that squeezes rocks together

What is pressure 

300

Igneous rocks are rocks that are formed when _________ and _________

What is cooled and hardened? 

300

This is the difference between physical and chemical weathering

Physical weathering only changes the size and shape of a rock or mineral. Chemical weathering changes the substance entirely. 

300

True or False: The streak color of Fluorite is pale green.

False

400

This rock is usually white and formed on the bottom of oceans from the remains of once-living things

What is limestone?

400

Marble's original type of rock

What is limestone?

400

This determines the size of mineral crystals in an igneous rock.

What is the speed at which it cools down? 

Cools slowly = larger crystals 

Cools quickly = smaller crystals

400

Describe how a canyon is formed 

The most familiar type of canyon is probably the river canyon. The water pressure of a river can cut deep into a river bed. Sediments from the river bed are carried downstream, creating a deep, narrow channel.

400

Fill in the blank: ________ fizzes in __________. 

Calcite fizzes in vinegar. 

500

These are the 2 processes by which sediment is squeezes and glued together into a new rock

What is compaction and cementation?

500

True or False Metamorphic rocks are formed from only sedimentary and igneous rocks

What is FALSE (They can also be formed from other metamorphic rocks. Physical and mineral make-up change)

500
All rocks can become igneous rocks through this 

What is melting? 

500

Describe how a slightly snaking river can turn into a meander over time? Why could a meander get even more twisty and turny?

 

500

The 4 mineral found in granite 

Mica, Hornblende, Feldspar, Quartz