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Rock Types & Rock Cycle

Rock Types & Rock Cycle

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Geography, Chemistry, Science

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7th - 12th Grade

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14 Slides • 17 Questions

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With regards to rocks, in the rock cycle these three things happen to rocks over time.

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Sublimated

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Created

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Destroyed

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Transformed

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Personified

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With regards to rocks match the image to the process.

New rock being created in a lava flow

Rock being destroyed and carried off in a flash flood

Rock being transformed by heat from an adjacent magma chamber

Rock being destroy by ice freezing and expanding in the rock over and over again.

Animals digging & burrowing into rock and soils

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Rock that comes from a magma or lava source?

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Igneous

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Metamorphic

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Sedimentary

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Preexisting rock that is/was altered by extreme heat, pressure, or both.

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Igneous

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Metamorphic

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Sedimentary

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Rocks that form from the weathering and erosion of sediments, which are cemented and compacted in new locations.

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Igneous

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Metamorphic

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Sedimentary

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Multiple Select

Igneous extrusive means the rock formed from a _________, ________

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magma

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lava

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underground

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on the surface

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Igneous intrusive means the rock formed from a _________, __________.

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magma

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lava

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on the surface

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underground

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The best way to know whether an igneous rock cooled slowly or rapidly is to check that rocks ________ size. (7 letters)

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Match the following

Granite

Pummice

Obsidian

Basalt

Rhyolite

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The processes that break down prexisting rock near or on the Earth's surface.

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cementation

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compaction

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erosion

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weathering

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Multiple Choice

When sediment gets carried away by wind, water, ice, gravity we call this....

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weathering

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erosion

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cementation

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compaction

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Match

Match the following

pieces of weathered particles: clay, silt, sand, cobbles, and boulders.

Processes which break down rock physically and chemically.

How sediment gets carried to a new location, water, glaciers, wind, and gravity.

Sediment

Weathering

Erosion

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Match the following

Sandstone

Limestone

Chalk

Flint

Conglomerate

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Multiple Choice

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Gneiss occur when the igneous rock _____ is squashed under pressure.

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basalt

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granite

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pegmatite

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Schist is formed when the sedimentary rock ______ is put under high temperatures.

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Sandstone

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Shale

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Limestone

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Chalk

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Marble is made from the sedimentary rock _______ under high pressures and temperatures.

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Limestone

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Sandstone

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Granite

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Shale

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Match the following

Gniess

Schist

slate

marble

Serpentine

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