Igneous Rocks: Yes or No

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Review knowledge about igneous rocks

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Igneous Rocks: Yes or NoOnline version Review knowledge about igneous rocks by Tuyen Nguyen 1 All igneous rocks have the same grain size. Yes No 2 Magma becomes lava only after it solidifies. Yes No 3 The slower magma cools, the smaller the mineral grains will be. Yes No 4 If a rock forms from lava, it must have large visible crystals. Yes No 5 Magma and lava refer to the same material but in different locations. Yes No 6 Igneous rocks are one of the three main rock classes. Yes No 7 Extrusive igneous rocks form from rapidly cooled lava. Yes No 8 Igneous rocks form from the solidification of molten material. Yes No 9 A volcano is a vent through which magma reaches the surface. Yes No 10 Igneous rocks can only form at the Earth’s surface. Yes No 11 Intrusive igneous rocks form faster than extrusive igneous rocks. Yes No 12 The presence of a volcano guarantees that all nearby rocks are igneous. Yes No 13 Igneous rocks are always composed of a single mineral. Yes No 14 A volcanic eruption always produces intrusive igneous rocks. Yes No 15 Extrusive igneous rocks form when magma solidifies underground. Yes No 16 Intrusive igneous rocks form beneath the Earth’s surface. Yes No 17 The rock cycle shows that igneous rocks cannot become other rock types. Yes No 18 If two igneous rocks have the same chemical composition, they must look identical. Yes No 19 Oxygen and silicon are common elements in igneous rocks. Yes No 20 Igneous rocks form through lithification. Yes No 21 The term “igneous” is derived from a word meaning water. Yes No

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by Tuyen Nguyen

All igneous rocks have the same grain size.

Magma becomes lava only after it solidifies.

The slower magma cools, the smaller the mineral grains will be.

If a rock forms from lava, it must have large visible crystals.

Magma and lava refer to the same material but in different locations.

Igneous rocks are one of the three main rock classes.

Extrusive igneous rocks form from rapidly cooled lava.

Igneous rocks form from the solidification of molten material.

A volcano is a vent through which magma reaches the surface.

Igneous rocks can only form at the Earth’s surface.

Intrusive igneous rocks form faster than extrusive igneous rocks.

The presence of a volcano guarantees that all nearby rocks are igneous.

Igneous rocks are always composed of a single mineral.

A volcanic eruption always produces intrusive igneous rocks.

Extrusive igneous rocks form when magma solidifies underground.

Intrusive igneous rocks form beneath the Earth’s surface.

The rock cycle shows that igneous rocks cannot become other rock types.

If two igneous rocks have the same chemical composition, they must look identical.

Oxygen and silicon are common elements in igneous rocks.

Igneous rocks form through lithification.

The term “igneous” is derived from a word meaning water.