
Rock Cycle Test 2024
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Which statement best describes the relationship between igneous and metamorphic rocks? Options: Metamorphic rocks are formed from melting igneous rocks., Metamorphic rocks and igneous rocks do not follow a rock cycle., Igneous rocks must go through the sedimentary process to change into metamorphic rocks., Igneous rocks are chemically changed into metamorphic rocks because of high temperature and pressure.
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Igneous rocks are chemically changed into metamorphic rocks because of high temperature and pressure.
2.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What type of rock will most likely react to a weak acid? Options: igneous, magmatic, metamorphic, sedimentary
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sedimentary
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is the major difference between weathering and erosion during the rock cycle formation process?
Back
Weathering is the breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces and erosion is transporting the sediment to a new location.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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4 Basalt has many bubble-like cavities, and obsidian is glassy. Which of the following statements is most scientifically accurate? Options: Both rock samples are formed on Earth’s surface and erupts from a volcano in South Florida., Both rock samples are igneous rocks that erupted from a volcano., Both rock samples are metamorphic rocks that changed chemically and melted at a tectonic plate boundary., Both rock samples are sedimentary rocks shaped by deposition, compaction, and cementation in South Florida.
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Both rock samples are igneous rocks that erupted from a volcano.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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In which point in the rock cycle would the process of breaking down rocks occur?
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M
6.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is the rock cycle sequence for the transformations of sand on Florida’s Gulf Coast?
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igneous rock → sedimentary rock → metamorphic rock
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which situation best describes the chemical weathering process of sedimentary rock? Sedimentary limestone cliffs are battered by strong ocean currents., Sedimentary limestone is exposed to acid rain at the top of a mountain., Sedimentary sandstone allows water to freeze and thaw inside its cracks., Sedimentary sandstone is carried away by water along the bedrock of a stream.
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Sedimentary limestone is exposed to acid rain at the top of a mountain.
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