Patterns of Change

What is the main idea of "Sedimentary Rocks"?

• Wind and water carry away rock particles.

• Particles collect in layers and are pressed together.

• Particles such as sand or bones and shells form different sedimentary rocks.

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Which is an example of a heading from the text?

• Patterns of Change

• Rock Solid

• Grainte

• Limestone

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What is the title of the diagram on page 197 of the text?

• Sediment

• Rock Formations

• Patterns of Change

• The Rock Cycle

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Which is an example of an igneous rock?

• Granite

• Limestone

• Marble

• Sandstone

How does metamorphic rock become igneous rock?

• By heating and squeezing.

• By squeezing and cementing.

• By melting into magma or lava and then cooling and hardening.

True or False: Marble is an example of an igneous rock.

• True

• False

True or False: The rock cycle is a repeating process.

• True

• False

Use what you know about Greek Roots, along with context clues, to figure out the meaning of the word "geologist".

Geologists who stuck rocks call a layer made of the same material and at about the same time a stratum.

• Someone who studies plants.

• Someone who studies earth.

• Someone who studies insects.

• Someone who studies time.

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True or False: This story is an expository text because it supports a topic with reasons and evidence.

• True

• False

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What forces change rocks?

• Scientists.

• The Grand Canyon.

• Bones and shells.

• Wind, water, and temperature.