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1. Rocks Types of Rocks How Rocks Form Anything Goes Rock Mix 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

2. Category 1:1 question What is an example of a rock that has two or more minerals?

3. Category 1:1 answer Granite

4. Category 1:2 question What is the rock that we discussed in class that has only one mineral?

5. Category 1:2 answer Limestone

6. Category 1:3 question What is an example of a rock that contains no minerals?

7. Category 1:3 answer Coal, Obsidian

8. Category 1:4 question What are the three characteristics of rocks that we discussed in class?

9. Category 1:4 answer Solid Form in Nature Are usually made of minerals

10. Category 1:5 question What are the four common uses of rocks?

11. Category 1:5 answer Houses, Buildings, & Skyscrapers Sources of Metals Statues and Art Road Construction

12. Category 2:1 question If you are on a walk what type of rock will you most likely find?

13. Category 2:1 answer Sedimentary Rock

14. Category 2:2 question What type of rock is the least common type of rock in the earth’s crust?

15. Category 2:2 answer Sedimentary Rock

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17. Daily Double Category 2:3 question What type of rocks form from gravel, sand, or silt & clay cementing and being pressed together?

18. Category 2:3 answer Sedimentary Rock

19. Category 2:4 question What is the difference between how intrusive & extrusive igneous rocks form? Also, how do their appearances differ?

20. Category 2:4 answer Intrusive – form inside the earth from magma cooling - Larger crystals Extrusive – form outside the earth from lava cooling - Smaller crystals

21. Category 2:5 question What type of rock are each of the following? Limestone Shale Pumice Granite

22. Category 2:5 answer Limestone - Sedimentary Shale - Sedimentary Pumice - Igneous Granite - Igneous

23. Category 3:1 question Explain how pumice forms.

24. Category 3:1 answer Pumice forms when molten rock comes to the earth’s surface in the form of lava. The lava cools to form the rock pumice.

25. Category 3:2 questionExplain how sandstone forms.

26. Category 3:2 answer Sandstone forms from sand being cemented together.

27. Category 3:3 question Explain how granite forms.

28. Category 3:3 answer Granite forms from magma cooling in the magma chamber into the rock granite.

29. Category 3:4 question Explain how marble forms.

30. Category 3:4 answer Marble forms from limestone. The limestone is exposed to a lot of heat and pressure and becomes marble.

31. Category 3:5 question Explain how limestone forms.

32. Category 3:5 answer Limestone is a sedimentary rock because it formed from seashells cementing together.

33. Category 4:1 question This rock is commonly used by artists.

34. Category 4:1 answer Marble

35. Category 4:2 question This rock is a common source of graphite.

36. Category 4:2 answer Schist

37. Category 4:3 question Point to the oldest layer of rock in this picture.

38. Category 4:3 answer

39. Category 4:4 question Where will you typically find the rock conglomerate?

40. Category 4:4 answer Where there was once shallow water where larger sediment dropped.

41. Category 4:5 question Explain why there is a lot of clay in this area.

42. Category 4:5 answer This area once was covered by deeper water where small sediment drops.

43. Category 5:1 question Compressed gravel becomes the rock conglomerate. What type of rock is conglomerate?

44. Category 5:1 answer Conglomerate – Sedimentary Rock

45. Category 5:2 question What rock is made up of the remains of swamp plants?

46. Category 5:2 answer Coal

47. Category 5:3 question What type of rock was used to create the pyramids?

48. Category 5:3 answer Limestone

49. Category 5:4 questionWhat rock was used to make Mount Rushmore?

50. Category 5:4 answer Granite