
The Rock Cycle
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Poll
I can explain the processes that cause the formation of rocks through the rock cycle
No Way! I have no idea what any of this means
Kind of! I can name the steps but do not clearly understand all of them.
Yes! I can mostly explain the steps of the rock cycle and how each rock is formed.
I Got This! I can confidently explain the steps and processes involved in the rock cycle to a Geologist!
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Multiple Choice
Geologists have classified rocks into three major groups of rocks which are:
inorganic, organic and chemical rocks
igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks
metamorphic, chemical and non chemical rocks
sedimentary, inorganic and igneous rocks
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What can cause rocks to change?
The Earth's orbit around the sun
Environmental conditions
The minerals falling apart
Internal conditions
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The rocks cycle follows a specific order?
True
False
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Which statement is the best description of what
happens in the rock cycle?
Rocks on old mountains are gradually weathered away, while mountain building and volcanism form new mountains.
Once formed, rocks stay in place until rocks above them are weathered away and they reach the surface.
As sedimentary rocks are buried deep below other rocks, they are changed by heat and pressure, eventually return to the surface, and are weathered again.
Younger sedimentary rocks are always deposited on top of older metamorphic or igneous rocks.
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Rocks that are formed from magma or lava are called
sedimentary
metamorphic
igneous
clastic
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Igneous rocks are classified based upon their composition and
size
texture
layers
how they taste
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Which terms best describe igneous rocks?
light and easily broken
soft and smooth
hard and dense
soft dense
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Multiple Choice
Igneous rock that formed when magma hardened beneath the surface of Earth is called _?_ igneous rock.
extrusive
intrusive
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Which best describes one way igneous rocks form?
Sedimentary rocks erode.
Sedimentary rocks are compacted.
Metamorphic rocks are melted, then cooled.
Metamorphic rocks are deposited and cemented
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What is your favorite type of rock? Briefly explain.
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