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Metamorphic, Igneous, and Sedimentary Presentation and GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Metamorphic, Igneous, and Sedimentary Presentation and GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. The most fun you’ll ever have with rocks!!!!!!!!!! By Adam Priebe and Elijah Rothstein April 25, 2014 7:00 PM. The Rock Cycle . Igneous : Rocks formed by the cooling of magma .

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Metamorphic, Igneous, and Sedimentary Presentation and GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  1. Metamorphic, Igneous, and Sedimentary Presentation and GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The most fun you’ll ever have with rocks!!!!!!!!!! By Adam Priebe and Elijah Rothstein April 25, 2014 7:00 PM GeologyPresentationApril26

  2. The Rock Cycle Igneous: Rocks formed by the cooling of magma Sedimentary:Rocks formed by the deposition of sediments over long periods of time Metamorphic: Rocks formed by other rocks undergoing extreme heat and pressure over long periods of time Geology Presentation April 26

  3. Main Types of Minerals GeologyPresentationApril26

  4. Mohs Scale of Hardness Mineral Scale Number Object Scraped With Talc 1 Fingernail Gypsum 2 Fingernail Calcite 3 Penny Fluorite 4 Steel Nail Apatite 5 Steel Nail Feldspar 6 Streak Plate Quartz 7 Streak Plate Beryl 8 Streak Plate Corundum 9 Almost Nothing Diamond 10 Nothing GeologyPresentationApril26

  5. Examples of Rocks Igneous Rocks Andesite GeologyPresentationApril26

  6. Examples of Rocks, continued Sedimentary Rocks GeologyPresentationApril26

  7. Examples of Rocks, continued Metamorphic Rocks GeologyPresentationApril26

  8. ROCKGAMECOMING UP!!!! Are you ready for a ROCK GAME?? If so… GeologyPresentationApril26

  9. Rules • A question and four possible answers will be shown. Choose the best answer for each question. • One point will be added to your team if you get the correct answer, however there is no point deduction for incorrect answers. • No looking at your notes!!! • Once throughout the game, you may ask another person on your team what he/she thinks the correct answer is. GeologyPresentationApril26

  10. Question 1 • How do igneous rocks become metamorphic? • Decomposition • Erosion • Melting • Heat, pressure, and time GeologyPresentationApril26

  11. Answer • The correct answer was: • Heat, pressure, and time GeologyPresentationApril26

  12. Question 2 • What are sedimentary rocks? • Rocks that are big • Rocks formed through erosion • Rocks that were subjected to extreme heat and pressure • Rocks that have been newly discovered GeologyPresentationApril26

  13. Answer • The correct answer was: • Rocks formed through erosion GeologyPresentationApril26

  14. Question 3 • What are rocks that are created by the cooling of lava? • Igneous Rocks • Sedimentary Rocks • Metamorphic Rocks • Compound Rocks GeologyPresentationApril26

  15. Answer • The correct answer was: • Igneous Rocks GeologyPresentationApril26

  16. Question 4 • What are silicates? • Rocks that are made of germanium • Minerals mainly made up of silicon and oxygen • Minerals that are mainly composed of halogens • Minerals that are used in mineral water GeologyPresentationApril26

  17. Answer • The correct answer was: • Minerals mainly made up of silicon and oxygen GeologyPresentationApril26

  18. Question 5 • Hematite is an example of which type of mineral: • Sulfate • Phosphate • Halide • Silicate GeologyPresentationApril26

  19. Answer • The correct answer was: • Phosphate GeologyPresentationApril26

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