Retrieval practice Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Name the three rock families

A

Igneous
Sedimentary
Metamorphic

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Which rock family is formed at the bottom of oceans, seas and lakes?

A

Sedimentary

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3
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Name the different types of igneous rocks.

A

Intrusive - eg. granite
Extrusive - eg. basalt

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4
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Where would an intrusive rock form?

A

Inside the magma

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5
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What process(es) does a rock go to for it to turn into a metamorphic rock?

A

heat and pressure

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6
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Name an example of a metamorphic rock.

A

Slate, marble

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7
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Name an example of an intrusive igneous rock.

A

Granite, gabbro

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8
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In one word, how does an igneous rock turn into magma?

A

Melting

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9
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The type of metamorphic rock formed depends on the original rock that it was made from. For example granite turns into……

A

Gneiss

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10
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The type of metamorphic rock formed depends on the original rock that it was made from. For example shale turns into……

A

Slate

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The type of metamorphic rock formed depends on the original rock that it was made from. For example sandstone turns into……

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Quartzite

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The type of metamorphic rock formed depends on the original rock that it was made from. For example chalk/limestone turns into……

A

Marble

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13
Q

Name a use for coal.

A

Fire

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14
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What is the process called when sediments begin to stick together?

A

Cementation

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15
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What is the name do we give layers that form in sedimentary rocks?

A

Strata

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16
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What is the name of the process that makes sedimentary rocks?

A

Lithification

17
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What is the difference between lava and magma?

A

Lava - molten rock above the surface
Magma - molten rock below the surface

18
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What sticks together to form sedimentary rocks?

A

strata (layers)

19
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When an igneous rock cools it CRYSTALISES. What does this mean?

A

Forms crystals

20
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What are all rocks made of?

21
Q

Name a use for obsidian

A

Weapons, Mirrors, Tools

22
Q

Name a use for granite.

23
Q

What rock family are we most likely to find fossils in?

24
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What are the four types of fossils?

A

Mold
Trace
Body
Resin

25
What are the four types of trace fossils?
Footprints Nests Droppings Bites
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What does the word "dinosaur" mean?
Monstrous lizard
27
What was the first time period of the dinosaurs?
Triassic
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What was the second time period of the dinosaurs?
Jurassic
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What was the third time period of dinosaurs?
Cretaceous
30
What name do we give to the era that included the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous?
Mesozoic Era
31
How long ago did dinosaurs go extinct?
65 million years ago
32
How does a resin fossil form? (3)
When insects get stuck in the sap in a tree and it hardens and turns into amber, which preserves the body. 1 mark sap 1 mark amber 1 mark preserves body.
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Why are complete body fossils rare?
It only happens when a dinosaur dies in water. It's bones are not scattered so it is rare.
34
Draw out the Rock Cycle Diagram and label the rock families and processes.