Ask questions to compare and contrast the relationship between transformation processes of all rock types (sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic) and specific plate tectonic settings. (Clarification statement: The plate tectonic settings to be considered here are continental collision, subduction zone, mid-ocean ridge, transformation fault, hot spot, and passive zone.)
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True or False: Rocks are made of minerals.
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True or False: The process by which rocks are broken into little pieces called sediments is erosion.
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True or False: Rocks are made of minerals.
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True or False: The process by which rocks are broken into little pieces called sediments is erosion.
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Which part of the river would you most likely find a rock made of small pebbles cemented together?
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Which stage of the process best represents the solidification of liquid rock, making an igneous rock?
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Which processes would best represent the life cycle of sedimentary rock?
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Which stage of rock formation best explains a complete chemical change in a rock 's composition?
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Use the diagram above to answer. Molten material, cooling, and crystallization results in _________________________ rock formation.
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According to the diagram , what is created from weathering and erosion of rocks?
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Kelly found a rock with layered bands that looked like glassy ribbons. Which rock in the diagram would best represent her discovery?
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According to the image, what would be the correct process between 8 and 1
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The rock sample shows smaller pieces of rock glued together. What formation process created this rock.
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What would be the correct rock formation process between 8 and 5?
