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Rock that forms from cooling below the surface or at the surface Igneous Rock
Over time, swamp plants buried by sediments can turn into coal. What type oh rock organic sedimentary
Rocks can be made from manmade products like plastic. True or false? False
If grains of an igneous rock are large, what would this indicate about the formation of the rock? It cooled slowly and stayed hot for a long time
List in order from beginning to end the 4 steps involved in the formation of a sedimentary rock. erosion,deposition, compaction, cementation
Compare and contrast Intrusive and extrusive rock. Intrusive is formed under ground by magma and extrusive is formed above ground by lava. They both form from molten rock and are both Igneous rocks
The size of grains in an igneous rock are determined by... rate of cooling
Coal is a sedimentary rock made up of organic matter that has become solid. Unlike limestone, coal is made up of: plant remains
What type of rock is gneiss metamorphic
You can group igneous rocks by the sizes of grains in them. Coarse grained rocks are___ and fine grained rocks are___. intrusive;extrusive
Rocks that come from volcanos form the greater part of earth's crust. These rocks are: Igneous rock
From deep within the earth molten magma pushes up, heating rocks that surround it. this process turns igneous and sedimentary rocks into: metamorphic rocks
Chalk and limestone are made up of the remains of animals. They are: sedimentary rocks
What kind of rock is basalt Igneous rock
clay, silt, and sand are all: sediments
Is quartz a rock if not, what is it? It is not a rock, it is a mineral
The terms intrusive and extrusive are what type of rocks? Igneous rocks
The terms clastic, organic and chemical refer to which type of rocks Sedimentary rocks
The terms foliated and non-foliated refer to which type of rocks? metamorphic rocks
Name the three major groups that rock are categorized into. Igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic
How are clastic rocks different from organic rocks? Clastic rocks are made from particles of other rocks (sediment). Organic rocks are made from living organizms or the remains of them.
How are they similiar? They are both sedimentary rocks
Are these rocks foliated or non-foliated? Slate, Gneiss, and Marble Slate=foliated, Gneiss=foliated, and Marble=non-foliated
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