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Grade 7 Rocks
How can metamorphic rocks be classified?
  1. Foliated or Non-Foliated
  2. Extrusive or Intrusive
  3. Clastic or Chemical
  4. None of the above
Grade 7 Rocks
Which is a type of intrusive igneous rock?
  1. Granite
  2. Rhyolite
  3. Shale
  4. Slate
Grade 7 Rocks
Clastic sedimentary rocks form when
  1. there is an accumulation of plant or animal debris.
  2. dissolved minerals precipitate from a solution.
  3. mechanical weathering occurs.
  4. molten material cools and hardens.
Grade 7 Rocks
In the diagram, H represents                   .
Subduction Zone
  1. oceanic crust
  2. continental crust
  3. mantle convection
  4. seafloor spreading
Grade 7 Rocks
A series of processes in which rocks are continuously changed from one type to another is called
  1. geology.
  2. melting.
  3. the rock cycle.
  4. a volcanic eruption.
Grade 7 Rocks
Which of the following helps create both metamorphic and sedimentary rocks?
  1. cementation
  2. pressure
  3. evaporation
  4. heat
Grade 7 Rocks
This types of rock forms when magma cools and forms crystals.
  1. metamorphic
  2. sedimentary
  3. igneous
  4. none of the above
Grade 7 Rocks
How can sedimentary rocks be classified?
  1. Foliated or Non-Foliated
  2. Extrusive or Intrusive
  3. Clastic or Chemical
  4. None of the above
Grade 7 Rocks
The rock cycle explains that
  1. rocks are always being added to Earth's mass.
  2. rocks always stay in the same form.
  3. rocks disappear from Earth as they go underground.
  4. rocks are continually recycled into different forms.
Grade 7 Rocks
An organic sedimentary rock forms when
  1. dissolved materials precipitate from a solution.
  2. there is an accumulation of plant or animal debris.
  3. mechanical weathering occurs.
  4. molten material cools and hardens.
Grade 7 Rocks
The three main classifications of rocks are
  1. sandstone, limestone, or granite.
  2. igneous, metamorphic, or sedimentary.
  3. organic, intrusive, or clastic.
  4. sedimentary, intrusive, or metamorphic.
Grade 7 Rocks
A series of natural processes by which rocks are slowly changed from one kind of rock to another.
  1. Rock Cycle
  2. Seafloor Spreading
  3. Divergent Boundary
  4. Lithosphere
Grade 7 Rocks
A fracture is a crack in a rock.
  1. True
  2. False
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