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Inside Earth Ch. 5 5-1 Classifying Rocks (pp. 146-149) Rocks ∆ How Geologists Classify Rocks (pp. 146-147) Earth’s crust is made of r______________. Rocks are made of mixtures of m____________ and other materials. Granite is actually made up of ◊ Q______________, ◊ Feldspar ◊ M________ ◊ hornblende Geologists observe a rock’s c_________ and texture to determine its mineral composition (that means, what minerals make up the rock). Then geologists can classify a rock according to its origin, or where and how it formed. Why do geologists break open a sample of rock to look at the inside surfaces? ______________________________________ __________________________________________________________ ∆ Texture (pp. 147-148) T________________ – the look and feel of the rock’s surface. Ex. Smooth, glassy, rough, chalky Grains – small particles of minerals or other rocks Geologists study: ◊ Grain size ◊ Grain shape ◊ Grain pattern ◊ No visible grain A rock’s grains give the rock its t_________________. Some rocks have large grains like diorite. Other rocks like sl________ have very fine grains. ◊ The shape of a rock’s c_____________ determines the grain shape of a rock like granite. ◊ The shape of f____________ of other rocks determines the grain shape of a rock like conglomerate. ◊ Describe the grain pattern in gneiss. ______________________________________________________. ◊ Do all rocks have visible grains? ________________________ ◊ Some rocks without crystal grains cooled very q_________. ∆ Mineral Composition (p. 149) How do geologists determine which minerals make up a rock? ____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ The rock must be sliced very, very thin so that l__________ can shine through its crystals. ∆ Origin (p. 149) Origin (how or where rocks are formed): depends on the 3 major groups of rocks: I___________________, S______________________, and M___________________ Igneous Rocks – how do they form? _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ Sedimentary Rocks – how do they form? Metamorphic Rocks – how do they form? _________________________________________ Have a gneiss day