Science Test
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What is the rock cycle? | all rock type can change into each other. ( sedimentery, igneous, metamorphic)
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| bowen reaction series | why certain types of mineral sare found togethers and others arn't
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| porphyritic | large crystal sin igneous rocks
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| vesicular | extrusive structures in glassy igneous
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| felsic | light
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| mafic | dark
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| grain size | the faster it cools the smaller the grains
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| intrusions | inside the earth
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| extrusions | out sid ethe earth
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| granite | hard igneous rock mostly quartz, mica and feldspar
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| obsidian | hard dark gaslike volcanic rock
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| basalt | dark fine grained volcanicn rock
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| pumice | very light and porus volcanic rock
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| compacction | minerals are squeezed together
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| cementation | glued together by minerals in water
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| chemical sedimentary rocks | precipitation of minerals by water
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| organic sedimentary rocks | rocks formed form the remains of organisms
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| clastic sedimentary rocks | composed of fragments of already existing rocks
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| angularity | smoothness of particles
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| halite | rock salt
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| coal | sedimentary rock
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| limestone | sedimentary rock mostly formed of fragments of marine organsims fossils
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| shale | fine grained clastic sedimentary rock
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| sandstone | clastic sedimentary rock composed of fine grains
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| conglomerate | course garined sedimentary rock made of round fragments
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| breccia | rocks with angular fragments cemented together
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| contact metamorphism | metamorphism that comes in contact with anigneous intrusion
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| regional metamorphism | affecting rocks over a large scale area from heat and pressure
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| lithosphere | outside of the earth consisting of the crust and uppoer mantle
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| athenosphere | upper layer of the matle beneath the litheospher
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| slate | fine grained gray, green or blush metamorphic rocks that can be easliy split apart
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| schist | course grained metamorphic that consits of layers of different layers.
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| Gneiss | metamorphic rock with banded structure
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| Quartzite | extremely compact hard ganular rock
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| Marble | hard crystaline metamorphic form of limestone
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| divergent boundry | two boundries moving away from each other
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| convergent boundry | one plate moves over another
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| transform boundry | slide from the side
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| subduction zones | zones where plates collide
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| evidence of plate boundries | similar fossils on continents far away from each other
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| examples of plate boundries | Mid ocean ridge, san andreas fault
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