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Metamorphic Rocks Lesson

Metamorphic Rocks Lesson

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Science

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9th - 10th Grade

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HS-ESS2-3, HS-ESS1-5, HS-LS2-5

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Eryn Keating

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34 Slides • 20 Questions

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Metamorphic Rocks Lesson

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Which type of rock is formed by the cooling and crystallizing of molten rock?

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Igneous

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Sedimentary

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Metamorphic

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Which type of rock can form from living things, pieces of other rocks, and minerals dissolved in water?

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Igneous

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Sedimentary

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Metamorphic

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Which type of rock can ONLY form from pre-existing protoliths (parent rocks)?

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Igneous

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Sedimentary

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Metamorphic

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During metamorphism the minerals melt due to the extreme heat and pressure

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True

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False

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Limestone contains the mineral calcite which dissolves in acid.

Limestone is the parent rock of Marble.

Will Marble also dissolve with acid?

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Yes

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No

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What happens to the minerals in a rock when it becomes a metamorphic rock?

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They precipitate

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They re-crystallize

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They are forced out

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They stay the same

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When Magma is forced up into existing layers of rocks beneath the surface:

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Subduction

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Hot Spot

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Igneous Intrusion

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Rock Invasion

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Metamorphic rocks are often formed at convergent boundaries where 2 continents smash together and form:

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Volcanoes

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Folded Mountains

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Islands

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Ocean Trenches

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Which 2 factors cause metamorphism?

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Intense Heat

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Extreme Pressure

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Excessive Erosion

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Strong Weathering

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Where are almost all Metamorphic rocks formed:

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On Earth's surface

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Below Earth's Surface

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Collision and subduction zones are where Earth's tectonic plates are pushed together. These areas cause:

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Contact metamorphism

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Regional Metemorphism

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Igneous intrusions force magma into rocks underground. The touching hot magma causes:

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Contact metamorphism

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Regional Metemorphism

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Which is NOT a source of extreme pressure responsible for metamorphism?

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Igneous intrusions

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Gravity

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Earth's moving crust

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Lava

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Which is NOT associated with metamorphic rocks?

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Stratification

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Foliation

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Re-crystallization

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Change

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Classification of Marble?

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Foliated

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Non-foliated

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Classification of Slate?

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Foliated

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Non-foliated

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Classification of Gneiss?

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Foliated

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Non-foliated

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Classification of Quartzite?

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Foliated

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Non-foliated

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What happens when foliation occurs?

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The rock gets compressed and denser

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The minerals arrange in bands (stripes)

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Minerals re-crystallize

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All of these processes occur during foliation

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Which is a higher quality of coal that will produce more heat energy?

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Anthracite Coal

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Bituminous Coal

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