In which type of fault does the hanging wall get pushed up?

• Normal
• Reverse
• Strike-slip

Which type of stress pulls rock apart?

• Tension
• Compression
• Shearing

Which type of stress pushes rock together?

• Tension
• Shearing
• Compresssion

Which type of stress pushes rock together?

• Tension
• Shearing
• Compresssion

Which type of stress do rocks slide side by side?

• Tension
• Shearing
• Compression

The rock below is grainy and has layers. What type of rock is it?

• Sedimentary 
• Intrusive Igneous
• Extrusive Igneous
• Metamorphic

The rock below has wavy layered bands, but is hard and contains crystals. It results from a transformation of a pre-existing rock that is subjected to very high heat and pressure, which cause obvious physical and/or chemical changes.What type of rock is it?

• Sedimentary 
• Intrusive Igneous
• Extrusive Igneous
• Metamorphic

The type of rock shown forms by crystallizing below Earth's surface. The slow cooling that occurs there allows large crystals to form. What type of rock is it?

• Sedimentary
• Intrusive Igenous
• Extrusive Igneous
• Metamorphic

The type of rock shown forms when magma reaches the Earth's surface, erupts, and cools quickly to form small crystals. Some cool so quickly that they form an amorphous glass. What type of rock is it?

• Sedimentary
• Intrusive Igenous
• Extrusive Igneous
• Metamorphic

What type of rock is shown?

• Sedimentary
• Intrusive Igneous
• Extrusive Igneous
• Metamorphic