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Jeopardy Column F Column A Column B Column C Column D Column E 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500
Igneous A 100
Clastic sedimentary rock made of the sediment size Clay. A 200
Shale A 200
Any type!!! A 300
Organic A 400
WECC Weathering Erosion Compaction Cementation A 500
Lava B 100
Heat and Pressure Or…Contact with heated fluids. B 200
Evaporation B 300
Metamorphic rock that will from from the heating and pressuring of Limestone. B 400
Marble B 400
Sediment Size Examples: Clay, Silt. Sand, Gravel B 500
What do we call molten rock UNDER Earth’s Surface and what type of rock would it form? C 100
Magma Intrusive Igneous Rock C 100
What rate of cooling produces BIG crystals in Igneous Rocks? C 200
Weathering and Erosion C 300
DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400
Name the three things that form rocks. Give an example of a rock that satisfies each. C 400
Minerals (many) Organic Material (chalk,coal) Volcanic Glass (obsidian) C 400
In an undisturbed layer of sedimentary rocks, where can the oldest rocks be found? C 500
At the bottom C 500
Determining the age of rocks by examining a layer of sedimentary rocks is known as the law of ________. D 100
Superposition D 100
What makes Rhyolite and Granite similar? What makes them different? D 200
Similar: Both granitic – light color – lower density – high in Si and O – low in Fe and Mg • Different: Where they formed – intrusive vs. extrusive – crystal size – Lava/magma D 200
Name any metamorphic rock, its parent rock and whether it is foliated or non-foliated. D 300
Quartzite – sandstone (n) Gneiss – granite (f) Slate – shale (f) Marble – Limestone (n) Schist – many parent rocks (f) D 300
What are three things that can be used to classify an igneous rock? D 400
Crystal size Color Specific Gravity Elements D 400
How do you know that pumice and scoria are extrusive? How can you tell them apart? D 500
Gas Pockets Color D 500
Chalk Coquina Coal “Fossil-rich” limestone E 100
Two Clastic sedimentary rocks made of gravel sized sediments. E 200
Conglomerate and Breccia E 200