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Types Cycle Aging Dating Rocks 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300

Types Cycle Aging Dating Rocks 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500

What are three types of rocks?

What are three types of rocks?

Igneous, Sedimentary, and Metamorphic

Igneous, Sedimentary, and Metamorphic

How would a glassy igneous rock form?

How would a glassy igneous rock form?

Quick cooling / extrusive

Quick cooling / extrusive

What determines the grain size of an igneous rock?

What determines the grain size of an igneous rock?

The slower the rock took to cool, the coarser (larger) the grain.

The slower the rock took to cool, the coarser (larger) the grain.

What kind of rock is made from solutions of dissolved minerals in water?

What kind of rock is made from solutions of dissolved minerals in water?

Chemical Sedimentary

Chemical Sedimentary

What are the two classifications for metamorphic rock?

What are the two classifications for metamorphic rock?

foliated and non-foliated (no folds)

foliated and non-foliated (no folds)

What is the process by which sediment is dropped and comes to rest?

What is the process by which sediment is dropped and comes to rest?

deposition

deposition

What is needed to form metamorphic rock?

What is needed to form metamorphic rock?

heat and pressure

heat and pressure

How are igneous rocks formed?

How are igneous rocks formed?

by magma cooling and crystallizing

by magma cooling and crystallizing

What is the first step to becoming a sedimentary rock?

What is the first step to becoming a sedimentary rock?

weathering

weathering

List, in order, four steps to forming sedimentary rock

List, in order, four steps to forming sedimentary rock

uplift and exposure, weathering, erosion (transportation), deposition, compaction, cementation, (lithification)

uplift and exposure, weathering, erosion (transportation), deposition, compaction, cementation, (lithification)

What is the term for when the order of geologic events has been established,

What is the term for when the order of geologic events has been established, but no exact date has been determined?

Relative Date

Relative Date

Sequence B, G, E, and F from oldest to youngest.

Sequence B, G, E, and F from oldest to youngest.

G, B, E, F

G, B, E, F

What are cross-cutting relationships?

What are cross-cutting relationships?

an intrusion or fault is younger than the rock it cuts through

an intrusion or fault is younger than the rock it cuts through

Describe uniformitarianism.

Describe uniformitarianism.

the processes we observe today are the same processes that happened millions or billions

the processes we observe today are the same processes that happened millions or billions of years ago

List 3 of the 5 geological “rules” or principles used to place geologic events

List 3 of the 5 geological “rules” or principles used to place geologic events in order.

superposition, original horizonality, inclusions, cross-cutting relationships, uniformitarianism

superposition, original horizonality, inclusions, cross-cutting relationships, uniformitarianism

What is the term used when the exact age of a rock has been

What is the term used when the exact age of a rock has been determined?

Absolute Age

Absolute Age

Measuring the age of an object based upon the ratio of parent isotope to

Measuring the age of an object based upon the ratio of parent isotope to daughter decay product is?

Radiometric Dating

Radiometric Dating

What is half-life?

What is half-life?

The amount of time it takes for half of the radioactive material in an

The amount of time it takes for half of the radioactive material in an object to decay into the next stage

If a sample started out with 60 radioactive isotopes, how many radioactive and how

If a sample started out with 60 radioactive isotopes, how many radioactive and how many stable daughter atoms would be present after 2 half-lives?

 • 15 radioactive • 45 stable daughter atoms

• 15 radioactive • 45 stable daughter atoms

In what type of rock would you most likely find fossils?

In what type of rock would you most likely find fossils?

Sedimentary

Sedimentary

What type of rock is sandstone?

What type of rock is sandstone?

sedimentary

sedimentary

What is the classification of limestone (both the type and its subtype)?

What is the classification of limestone (both the type and its subtype)?

organic sedimentary

organic sedimentary

What rock does granite metamorph into?

What rock does granite metamorph into?

Gneiss

Gneiss

What rock does marble come from?

What rock does marble come from?

limestone

limestone

What are three processes that form metamorphic rocks? contact, ? and ?

What are three processes that form metamorphic rocks? contact, ? and ?

contact, hydrothermal, and regional

contact, hydrothermal, and regional