Rocks - Shaurya Sevak

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Froggy Jumps Rocks - Shaurya SevakOnline version To play the game you would half to click start you will get 16 seconds for each question, to answer you need to click the correct answer on the lily pad. If you get it wrong you will sink. For each question you get points at the end they will tell you what place you were in. by Shaurya Sevak 1 What is a rock? a A rock is a natural, solid mixture of minerals or grains. b A rock is a hard material c A rock is a natural material always formed by magma cooling 2 By which components do geologists classify rocks? a Breaking it open b By looking at it c Texture, Color, and Size of Grains 3 What are the three major rock types? a Big Rocks, Small Rocks, and Medium Rocks b Igneous Rocks, Metamorphic Rocks, Sedimentary Rocks c Andesite, Basalt, Obsidian 4 How are Igneous rocks formed? a They form when magma cools then the process of crystallization takes place forming an igneous rock b A bunch of sediments clump up under heat creating an igneous rock c Layers form under extreme heat creating an igneous rock 5 Where do igneous rocks form? a Hot areas near volcanoes b Mid ocean ridges c All of the Above 6 What is a Sediment? a Sediments are artificial; therefore man made b Sand and other grainy materials form from weathering c rock material that forms where rocks are broken down into smaller pieces or dissolved overtime 7 How are Sedimentary rocks form? a They are formed overtime by sediments clumping together known as compaction leaving layers/bands b They are formed under extreme heats under a volcano surrounded by magma - changing it’s shape c Animals move in the sand and water/other liquids binding together, making a sedimentary rock 8 How are Sedimentary rocks form? a They are formed overtime by sediments clumping together known as compaction leaving layers/bands b They are formed under extreme heats under a volcano surrounded by magma - changing it’s shape c Animals move in the sand and water/other liquids binding together, making a sedimentary rock 9 Sedimentary rocks can be formed from animal remains a TRUE b FALSE c 10 What is the difference between lava and magma? a Lava is molten rock that erupts on earths surface and magma is molten rock underground b Lava and Magma are the same c Lava is more hot than magma whereas magma is not as hot 11 How do extrusive igneous rocks form? a When magma erupts air quickly escapes through, leaving holes behind creating an extrusive rock b Crystallization of lava underground creates extrusive igneous rocks c When hardened magma melts than solidifies again an extrusive igneous rock forms 12 How are metamorphic rocks formed? a They are formed overtime by sediments clumping together known as compaction leaving layers/bands b They form when magma cools - then the process of crystallization takes place c They form underground in very high temperatures - over time magma very slowly cools 13 How do intrusive igneous rocks form? a Intrusive igneous rocks form underground b Igneous rocks that form as magma cools underground are called intrusive rocks c Intrusive igneous form from pressure underground 14 How do metamorphic rocks change shape? a They change shape from extreme heat underground without melting or changing the structure of it b Metamorphic rocks change shape from being melting overtime by the extreme heats c Metamorphic rocks change shape from weathering and erosion 15 Which one is the sedimentary rock? a Rock A b Rock B c Rock C 16 What is the difference between a foliated rock and a non-foliated rock? a A foliated rock has layers and banding while a non-foliated rock have minerals which can be seen b A foliated rock has holes while a non-foliated rock is flat with no texture c A foliated rock can float and a non-foliated rock can not float 17 How do chemical rocks form? a They form in a lab by scientists using chemicals b They are formed purely by animal remains c They form when minerals crystallize directly from water 18 Which one is the correct rock cycle? a Cycle A b Cycle B c Cycle C 19 What is regional metamorphism? a Regional is when a volcano erupts and forms many extrusive igneous rocks b Regional Metamorphism is when igneous rocks turn into metamorphic rocks c The formation of metamorphic rock bodies that are hundreds of square kilometers in size 20 What is the difference in texture between extrusive igneous rocks and intrusive igneous rocks? a An extrusive igneous rock is smooth while an intrusive igneous in hard and grainy b An extrusive igneous rock is hard and grainy while an intrusive igneous in smooth and more minerals c An intrusive igneous rock is small and the extrusive igneous rock is big 21 What is plastic deformation? a Plastic deformation is a permanent change in shape by bending and folding b Plastic deformation is a defected rock which is smaller in size c Plastic deformation is when a metamorphic rock gets higher above ground making it an igneous rock

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Rocks - Shaurya SevakOnline version

by Shaurya Sevak

What is a rock?

A rock is a natural, solid mixture of minerals or grains.

A rock is a hard material

A rock is a natural material always formed by magma cooling

By which components do geologists classify rocks?

Breaking it open

By looking at it

Texture, Color, and Size of Grains

What are the three major rock types?

Big Rocks, Small Rocks, and Medium Rocks

Igneous Rocks, Metamorphic Rocks, Sedimentary Rocks

Andesite, Basalt, Obsidian

How are Igneous rocks formed?

They form when magma cools then the process of crystallization takes place forming an igneous rock

A bunch of sediments clump up under heat creating an igneous rock

Layers form under extreme heat creating an igneous rock

Where do igneous rocks form?

Hot areas near volcanoes

Mid ocean ridges

All of the Above

What is a Sediment?

Sediments are artificial; therefore man made

Sand and other grainy materials form from weathering

rock material that forms where rocks are broken down into smaller pieces or dissolved overtime

How are Sedimentary rocks form?

They are formed overtime by sediments clumping together known as compaction leaving layers/bands

They are formed under extreme heats under a volcano surrounded by magma - changing it’s shape

Animals move in the sand and water/other liquids binding together, making a sedimentary rock

How are Sedimentary rocks form?

They are formed overtime by sediments clumping together known as compaction leaving layers/bands

They are formed under extreme heats under a volcano surrounded by magma - changing it’s shape

Animals move in the sand and water/other liquids binding together, making a sedimentary rock

Sedimentary rocks can be formed from animal remains

TRUE

FALSE

What is the difference between lava and magma?

Lava is molten rock that erupts on earths surface and magma is molten rock underground

Lava and Magma are the same

Lava is more hot than magma whereas magma is not as hot

How do extrusive igneous rocks form?

When magma erupts air quickly escapes through, leaving holes behind creating an extrusive rock

Crystallization of lava underground creates extrusive igneous rocks

When hardened magma melts than solidifies again an extrusive igneous rock forms

How are metamorphic rocks formed?

They are formed overtime by sediments clumping together known as compaction leaving layers/bands

They form when magma cools - then the process of crystallization takes place

They form underground in very high temperatures - over time magma very slowly cools

How do intrusive igneous rocks form?

Intrusive igneous rocks form underground

Igneous rocks that form as magma cools underground are called intrusive rocks

Intrusive igneous form from pressure underground

How do metamorphic rocks change shape?

They change shape from extreme heat underground without melting or changing the structure of it

Metamorphic rocks change shape from being melting overtime by the extreme heats

Metamorphic rocks change shape from weathering and erosion

Which one is the sedimentary rock?

Rock A

Rock B

Rock C

What is the difference between a foliated rock and a non-foliated rock?

A foliated rock has layers and banding while a non-foliated rock have minerals which can be seen

A foliated rock has holes while a non-foliated rock is flat with no texture

A foliated rock can float and a non-foliated rock can not float

How do chemical rocks form?

They form in a lab by scientists using chemicals

They are formed purely by animal remains

They form when minerals crystallize directly from water

Which one is the correct rock cycle?

Cycle A

Cycle B

Cycle C

What is regional metamorphism?

Regional is when a volcano erupts and forms many extrusive igneous rocks

Regional Metamorphism is when igneous rocks turn into metamorphic rocks

The formation of metamorphic rock bodies that are hundreds of square kilometers in size

What is the difference in texture between extrusive igneous rocks and intrusive igneous rocks?

An extrusive igneous rock is smooth while an intrusive igneous in hard and grainy

An extrusive igneous rock is hard and grainy while an intrusive igneous in smooth and more minerals

An intrusive igneous rock is small and the extrusive igneous rock is big

What is plastic deformation?

Plastic deformation is a permanent change in shape by bending and folding

Plastic deformation is a defected rock which is smaller in size

Plastic deformation is when a metamorphic rock gets higher above ground making it an igneous rock

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