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We Rock. My Sediments Exactly!. I have studied before taking this review?. Yes No What is studying? I thought this was studying. Which is not a size classification of rock?. Coarse grained Find grained In grained No grain. I find Rocks hard. True False Ha Ha , get on with this.

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  1. We Rock My Sediments Exactly!

  2. I have studied before taking this review? • Yes • No • What is studying? • I thought this was studying.

  3. Which is not a size classification of rock? • Coarse grained • Find grained • In grained • No grain

  4. I find Rocks hard. • True • False • Ha Ha, get on with this. • Gneiss one Mr. Krueger.

  5. Which is not a characteristic of texture used to classify rocks? • Grain • Pattern • Color • Size • Shape

  6. Banded and Non-banded are examples of • Texture • Size • Pattern type • Grain type

  7. Rounded and jagged are examples of • Texture • Size • Pattern type • Grain

  8. Sedimentary Rocks are formed • Only by God • Existing rock being changed by heat and pressure into different rock • Pressing and cementing together of plant and animal remains and particles of other rock • The cooling of molten rock

  9. Igneous rocks are formed • Only by God • Existing rock being changed by heat and pressure into different rock • Pressing and cementing together of plant and animal remains and particles of other rock • The cooling of molten rock

  10. Metamorphic rocks are formed • Only by God • Existing rock being changed by heat and pressure into different rock • Pressing and cementing together of plant and animal remains and particles of other rock • The cooling of molten rock

  11. Intrusive rock is • Rock that can’t mind its own business • Rock formed underground • Rock formed above ground

  12. Extrusive rock is • Rock that is shy • Rock formed underground • Rock formed above ground

  13. Granite is what type of igneous rock • Intrusive • Extrusive • Underappreciated

  14. Basalt is what type of igneous rock • Intrusive • Extrusive

  15. These rocks are mostly found on the continents • Intrusive • Extrusive

  16. These rocks are mostly found under the ocean • Intrusive • Extrusive

  17. These rocks cool Quickly • Intrusive • Extrusive

  18. These rocks cool slowly • Intrusive • Extrusive

  19. These rocks make up most of the world’s mountains • Intrusive • Extrusive

  20. These rocks are coarse grained with large crystals • Intrusive • Extrusive

  21. These rocks are fine grained with small crystals • Intrusive • Extrusive

  22. Large and small grained rock that is formed as it moves closer to the earth’s surface is • Lava • Magma • Lalapaluza • Porcharlie • Porphyritic • Polywalydoodlealltheday

  23. What is the first part of the process that creates sedimentary rock? • Cementation • Compaction • Deposition • Erosion

  24. What is the Second part of the process that creates sedimentary rock? • Cementation • Compaction • Deposition • Erosion

  25. What is the Third part of the process that creates sedimentary rock? • Cementation • Compaction • Deposition • Erosion

  26. What is the Final part of the process that creates sedimentary rock? • Cementation • Compaction • Deposition • Erosion

  27. The moving by wind and water of sediment until It sinks or is laid down • Erosion • Clastic • Deposition • Organic • Compaction • Chemical • Cementation

  28. Sedimentary rock formed when minerals dissolved in a solution crystallize • Erosion • Clastic • Deposition • Organic • Compaction • Chemical • Cementation

  29. Dissolving of mineral which glue particles together • Erosion • Clastic • Deposition • Organic • Compaction • Chemical • Cementation

  30. Sedimentary rock formed when rock fragments are squeezed together • Erosion • Clastic • Deposition • Organic • Compaction • Chemical • Cementation

  31. Sedimentary rock formed when the remains of plants and animals are deposited in thick layers • Erosion • Clastic • Deposition • Organic • Compaction • Chemical • Cementation

  32. Wearing down and breaking up of the earth’s surface • Erosion • Clastic • Deposition • Organic • Compaction • Chemical • Cementation

  33. The process that presses sediment together • Erosion • Clastic • Deposition • Organic • Compaction • Chemical • Cementation

  34. Obsidian • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  35. Granite • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  36. Basalt • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  37. pumice • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  38. perlite • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  39. coal • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  40. shale • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  41. sandstone • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  42. Rock salt • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  43. limestone • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  44. conglomerate • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  45. Breccia • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  46. Gypsum • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  47. Gneiss • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  48. Schist • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  49. marble • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

  50. diamond • Igneous • Metamorphic • Sedimentary

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