
Types of Rocks
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- Q1Three types of rocksIgneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic30s
- Q2Two types of igneous rocksextrusive and intrusive30s
- Q3Three types of sedimentary rocksclastic, chemical, organic30s
- Q4Two types of metamorphic rocksfoliated and nonfoliated30s
- Q5Sedimentary FormationRocks that form from pieces of other rocks that were eroded & weathered30s
- Q6Igneous FormationRocks that form from molten rock (magma)30s
- Q7Metamorphic FormationRocks that are formed due to intense heat and pressure30s
- Q8Extrusive Igneous (description)Rocks that form when molten rock reaches the earth's surface and cools (OUTSIDE THE EARTH)Rocks that form when molten rock reaches the earth's surface and cools (OUTSIDE THE EARTH)30s
- Q9Intrusive Igneous (description)Molten rock that cools & hardens before it reaches the surface (INSIDE THE EARTH)30s
- Q10Clastic Sedimentary (description)Sedimentary rocks that have been formed from the pieces of other rocks30s
- Q11Chemical Sedimentary (description)Sedimentary rocks that form when minerals crystallize outside of water30s
- Q12Organic Sedimentary (description)Rock that formed from the remains of living things.30s
- Q13Foliated Metamorphic (description)When rocks are exposed to extreme pressure that mainly goes in ONE DIRECTION, they stretch the minerals into long layers/bands.30s
- Q14Nonfoliated Metamorphic (description)Forms when pressure is spread equally, so they don't form any bands.30s
- Q15What do ripple marks, cross-bedding, & mud cracks tell us about sedimentary rocks?What used to be there (water was once there); how they formed (water or wind moving sediment)30s