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Sedimentary Rocks
Metamorphic Rocks
Igneous Rocks
Common Rock Uses
Name That Rock
100
As rivers flow they carry mud, sand, pebbles, and boulders called...
What is sediments
100
Shale changes into this 5 letter rock
What is slate
100
Molten rock that hasn't hit the earth's surface
What is magma
100
This rock is used for making statues
What is marble
100
Small sea animals and shells are deposited into this rock
What is limestone
200
The pressure upon layers cause sediment to change into...
What is hard or sedimentary rock
200
Limestone changes into this 6 letter rock
What is marble
200
Molten rock that is above the earth's surface
What is lava
200
This 7 letter rock is commonly used for counter tops
What is granite
200
Molten rock that formed quickly forming a black, glassy rock
What is obsidian
300
A mixture of sand and small pebbles is "cemented" to form this rock.
What is conglomerate rock
300
Granite changes into this 6 letter rock
What is gneiss
300
Formed from lava that cooled with hot gasses trapped inside,causing it to be filled with air holes
What is pumice
300
This rock is used for jewelry and is the highest on Moh's hardness scale
What is diamonds
300
A rock with white and black stripes around it.
What is zebra quartz
400
Layers of mud form this most common sedimentary rock
What is shale
400
Sandstone changes into this 9 letter rock
What is quartzite
400
Greenish-black rock, formed from lava that flowed slowly over the surface
What is basalt
400
This rock is used for rubbing dry skin off your body
What is pumice
400
Living plants in a swamp are covered with sediment and pressured to form this valuable source of energy
What is coal
500
Layers and layers of sand are deposited on the sea floor to form this rock.
What is sandstone
500
Weathering and erosion must happen before trans forming metamorphic rock into this rock
What is sedimentary rock
500
Magma that cooled slowly forming large crystals
What is granite
500
This rock is commonly found in fertilizer
What is limestone
500
This dark blue-gray rock is often used for chalkboards, roof tiles, and patio stones
What is shale