Igneous
Sedimentary
Metamorphic
Rock Cycle
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100

Formed by...

Melted rock that has cooled and hardened.

100

Name two examples of Sedimentary rocks

Conglomerate, Sandstone, Limestone, Shale, Dolomite, etc.

100

Metamorphic rocks are formed...

deep within the Earth.

100

The changes rocks go through as they change back and forth from Igneous to           Sedimentary to Metamorphic is called the ___________________.

The Rock Cycle

100

What type of rock is used for pedicures?

Pumice

200

Often appears...

Shiny

200

Sedimentary rocks are formed when...

Combinations of sediments are squeezed and compressed into layers.

200

Name two examples of Metamorphic rocks

Schist, Marble, Slate, Gneiss, Phyllite, etc.

200

How do you go from an Igneous rock to a Sedimentary rock?

Weathering & Erosion (sediments), squeezing and pressure (Sedimentary Rock)

200

Name two examples of minerals.

Quartz, Calcite, Diamonds, Emeralds, Etc.

300

Name two examples of Igneous Rocks

Pumice, granite, gabbro, obsidian, basalt, etc.

300

True/False: Sedimentary are the most common type of rock.

True

300

The two BIG words associated with Metamorphic rocks are...

Heat & Pressure

300

How do you go from a Sedimentary rock to a Metamorphic rock?

Heat & Pressure

300

Minerals form in what shape?

Crystal Shape

400

Another word for Igneous is..

a. Lava

b. Fire

c. Magma

d. Hot

400

Where do sediments usually end up?

At the bottom of lakes, rivers, oceans, etc.

400

Metamorphic Means:

a. Layers

b. Melt down

c. Change Form

400

How do you go from a Metamorphic rock to an Igneous rock? (HINT: Think of candle wax)

Melting and Cooling

400

Name three things found in your home that contain a rock or mineral.

Window, toothpaste, countertops, gravel, driveway, medicine, etc.

500

What is the difference between intrusive and extrusive?

Extrusive- Volcanic, Earth's surface

Intrusive- Plutonic, deep within the Earth

500

Do sedimentary rocks contain fossils?

Yes

500

 Metamorphic rocks were once igneous or sedimentary.

True

500

How do you go from a Metamorphic Rock back to a Metamorphic rock?

Melting (magma), Cooling (Igneous), Weathering & Erosion (sediments), Squeezing and Pressure (Sedimentary), Heat & Pressure (Metamorphic)

500

What would happen if we didn't have rocks or minerals?

Bodies wouldn't function, we wouldn't survive, etc.