ROCK CYCLE LESSON REVIEW (E201 STM)

Which type of rock only forms from cooled MAGMA or LAVA?

• IGNEOUS ROCK

• SEDIMENTARY ROCK

• METAMORPHIC ROCK

• CLASSIC ROCK ('N ROLL)

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-1

FOSSILS are usually found in which type of rock?

• IGNEOUS ROCK

• METAMORPHIC ROCK

• SEDIMENTARY ROCK

• MOLTEN ROCK (MAGMA)

• ROCK HILL, SC

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-3

NGSS.MS-LS4-1

This image shows which type of METAMORPHIC rock?

• NON-FOLIATED

• CHEMICAL

• CLASTIC

• FOLIATED

• EXTRUSIVE

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-1

Rock deep within the Earth might eventually get pushed up to the surface. The movement of rock toward Earth's surface is called "__________________."

• Down-draft

• Uplift

• Deposition

• Weathering

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

This image shows an example of which type of rock?

• SEDIMENTARY ROCK

• IGNEOUS ROCK

• METAMORPHIC ROCK

• SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK

This image shows a PUMICE stone, which is a type of IGNEOUS rock. What caused all of the holes to form in the rock?

• Gases that were trapped in the magma or lava and escaped as it cooled into rock.

• Organisms (such as worms and insects) dug tunnels into the rock.

• Salts were once in the holes but has since been dissolved in water and washed away.

• What holes? I don't see any holes.

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

When IGNEOUS rock is formed INSIDE the Earth, it is classified as _______________________.

• EXTRUSIVE Igneous Rock

• INTRUSIVE Igneous Rock

• FOLIATED Igneous Rock

• ORGANIC Igneous Rock

What causes pieces of rock to break away from its parent rock and become part of SEDIMENT?

• WEATHERING

• EROSION

• TRANSPORTATION

• DEPOSITION

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

These cave STACTITES and STALAGMITES are formed over many, many years as minerals are left behind from a dripping water solution. Which are the ones that are on the GROUND?

• Stalactites

• Stalagmites

COAL is an important FOSSIL FUEL made from sediment that accumulated in swampy areas and over time compacted as it sank deep into the Earth. Coal is classified as a(n) ___________________.

• SEDIMENTARY ROCK

• IGNEOUS ROCK

• METAMORPHIC ROCK

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NGSS.MS-ESS3-1