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Science Rock Retake

About rocks

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Name the three main rocks. Sedimentary, Igneous and Metamorphic
True or False Sedimentary, Igneous and Metamorphic can into each other including itself. True
On the picture, what are the two rocks for: Sedimentary Sandstone and Limestone
On the picture, what are the two rocks for: Igneous Basalt and Granite
On the picture, what are the two rocks for: Metamorphic Genius and Marble
The definition of: Plateau A large, nearly level area of land that has been uplifted or elevated above the surrounding area.
The definition of: Formation A rock layer composed of more than one kind of rock, but the rocks can be recognized from one place to another.
The definition of: Differential Erosion Landforms shaped like steps or cliffs and slopes are formed with this process. A mountain or plateau is made out of both soft, weak rocks, and harder, more resistant rocks.
The definition of: Rock Column A sequence of rocks that can be seen at six national parks.
Is Monument Valley rocks formed due to erosion? Yes
True or False Monument Valley is not located in the Colorado Plateau. False
What are the names of the main types of rocks that formed in Monument Valley? Shale, Limestone and Sandstone
Created by: bsts1860
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