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Rock Type
I form either inside or outside of the volcano.—IGNEOUS ROCK
I am the only rock type that has fossils.—SEDIMENTARY ROCK
I am found deep down in the earth but I never melt (I do turn to gum though.)—METAMORPHIC ROCK
I am formed when sediment (mud, sand, silt) builds up over millions of years.—SEDIMENTARY ROCK
I am formed outside of a volcano.—EXTRUSIVE IGNEOUS ROCK
Fossils
A _CAST_____ is a replica/remineralization of what the fossil originally looked like.
A _MOLD_____ is a print or impression such as a footprint.
How old do most people think the earth is? 4.6 BILLION YEARS OLD
The law of _SUPERPOSITION____ states that the dipper I dig the older the rock.
Oldest to Youngest= L, Z, A, Fault, Q, D
Plate Tectonics
When two plates slide side by side it is called a _TRANSFORM__ boundary.
When plates move apart it is called a _DIVERGENT__ boundary.
When plates move together it is called a _CONVERGENT__ boundary.
Islands only form along plate boundaries. FALSE
The _CRUST____ is divided into _PLATES__.
Va Regions
The beaches are here.—COASTAL PLAIN
We live here.--PIEDMONT
The tallest and oldest mountains are found here.—BLUE RIDGE
Sinkholes and Caves are found here.—VALLEY AND RIDGE
Coal is found here.—APPALACHIAN PLATEAU
Rock or Mineral ID
It is called the __HARDNESS___ test when you scratch the rock or mineral with your fingernail, penny,
glass, etc.
What is the name of fool’s gold? PYRITE
_LUSTER____ is how the light shimmers on the rock or mineral.
What mineral smells like rotten eggs? SULFUR
If a rock or mineral has a lot of air pockets inside, then it has a low _DENSITY____.
FINAL JEOPARDY
1. Extrusive Igneous Rock
2. Intrusive Igneous Rock
3. Sedimentary Rock
4. Foliated Metamorphic Rock