Weathering and Erosion
Metamorphic Rocks
Fossils
Igneous Rocks
Volcanoes and Earthquakes
100

True or False:

Soil is the same as dirt

False

100

Metamorphic rocks are formed by

heat and pressure

100

How old is the Earth approximately? 

4.6 billion years old

100

The inner core of earth is a solid ball of ______.

metal

100

What are the two main ingredients we used to mimic a volcano eruption?

baking soda and vinegar

200

What are the five types of soil?

Sandy, Clay, Silty, Loam and Combination 
200

What is the source rock for Gneiss? 

Granite

200

What is coprolite? 

Fossilized feces aka waste

200

What is the difference between intrusive and extrusive rock?

Intrusive rock is below Earth's surface where as extrusive rock is above Earth's surface

200

What is an extinct volcano?

A volcano not expected to erupt again

300

What is humus?

Bits of dead plant and animal in soil
300

Marble comes from what source rock?

Limestone
300

What type of fossil hardens and traps both the hard and soft parts of living things?

Amber (tree sap)

300

What might form when magma or lava starts to cool?

Crystals

300

What is Wegener's theory about continents? 

The continents were once all connected but then drifted apart

400

Where does soil come from?

Parent rock that undergoes weathering and erosion

400

True or False:

Obsidian is an extrusive rock

True

400

What era comes after Paleozoic? 

Mesozoic 

400

What is a material that we can use to simulate the heating and cooling of molten rock?

Salol

400

Two plates moving toward each other is called?

Convergent boundary

500

What type of sediments is shale made up of?

Clay or silt

500

How does a metamorphic rock become a sedimentary rock? 

Weathering, erosion, and deposition 

500

Fossils can become energy called?

fossil fuels

500

What is an igneous rock?

A rock formed when lava or magma cools and becomes solid

500

When did Mount St. Helens erupt?

May 18, 1980