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- Q1
Which one is not a Rock category
igneous
metamorphic
sedimentary
lithification
30sSC.7.E.6.2 - Q2
The process responsible for changing sediments into sedimentary rock are compaction and
intrusion
stratification
foliation
cementation
30sSC.7.E.6.2 - Q3
Which type of rock is formed by the cooling of liquid magma
metamorphic rock
clastic rock
igneous rock
sedimentary rock
30sSC.7.E.6.2 - Q4
Most of the rocks on Earth are
igneous rocks
big rocks
sedimentary rocks
metamorphic rocks
30sSC.7.E.6.2 - Q5
What type of rock is slate
metamorphic
igneous
sedimentary
intrusive
30sSC.7.E.6.2 - Q6
What drives a rock to transform into a metamorphic rock
weathering and erosion
cooling and hardening
high pressure and compacting
high temperatures and pressure
30sSC.7.E.6.2 - Q7
What drives a rock to transform into a sedimentary rock
high pressure and compacting
weathering and erosion
cooling and hardening
high temperatures and pressure
30sSC.7.E.6.2 - Q8
What drives a rock to transform into a igneous rock
high pressure and compacting
high temperatures and pressure
cooling and hardening
weathering and erosion
30sSC.7.E.6.2 - Q9
The sand found along the Gulf of Mexico coast of Florida originated in granite formed from slowly cooling magma in the Appalachian Mountains. When this sand is buried and compacted, it will become sandstone. The sandstone may be moved deeper underground where it will be subjected to heat and pressure to become quartzite. What is the rock cycle for this sequence of transformations?
metamorphic rock → sedimentary rock → igneous rock
igneous rock → metamorphic rock → sedimentary rock
igneous rock → sedimentary rock → metamorphic rock
metamorphic rock → igneous rock → sedimentary rock
30sSC.7.E.6.2