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Rocks & Minerals Test Study Guide (Unit 3)
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What is the difference between magma and lava?
Magma is below ground, and lava is above ground.
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Describe the concept of the rock cycle.
Rocks are always changing, and any type of rock can be turned into another type by natural processes.
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Based on the pictures and descriptions, classify each of these rocks.
1: sedimentary, 2: sedimentary, 3: metamorphic, 4: igneous
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This diagram shows one way rocks are formed. Which type of rock is formed by these processes?
sedimentary
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How do geologists classify rocks?
By how they're formed
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In the rock cycle, which process comes after deposition?
Sedimentation
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What processes cause a rock to change into an igneous rock?
melting, cooling, & crystallization
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What will happen to the magma at location E once it cools and crystallizes?
It will form igneous rock.
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What causes a rock to change into a metamorphic rock?
heat & pressure
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Which type of rock forms if a rock is melted down and then crystallizes?
igneous
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What is the difference between intrusive igneous rock and extrusive igneous rock?
Intrusive igneous rock forms from magma underground, and extrusive igneous rock forms from lava above ground.
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True or False: When a rock has gone through every stage of the rock cycle, it won't change anymore.
False
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Granite is a hard rock and forms from cooling magma. That means that granite is what type of rock?
igneous
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In the rock cycle, which process comes after erosion?
deposition
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Which processes turn rock into sediment?
weathering & erosion
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Which type of rock is formed under high heat and pressure?
metamorphic
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In the rock cycle, which process comes after sedimentation?
Heat or pressure
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Which type of rock is MOST likely to contain fossils?
sedimentary
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