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1	JEOPARDY Rocks
2	Categories
3	This is how Igneous rock is formed.
4	These Igneous rocks form inside the Earth.
5	Small or no crystals are found in this type of Igneous rock.
6	Large crystals found in intrusive Igneous rock are due to this.
7	“Don’t Choke!”
8	Extrusive Igneous rock is the result of this hot liquidy substance cooling slowly on the earth’s surface.
9	List the four steps to forming a clastic sedimentary rock. Be sure to number them in order.
10	These are the two major classifications for sedimentary rock.
11	Clay sized particles form this clastic sedimentary rock.
12	Since coal is formed of dead plants and animals it is considered to be this type of nonclastic sedimentary rock.
13	Smaller sized grain particles are able to be deposited when this is decreased.
14	The word that is used to describe a layered metamorphic rock is known as this.
15	When sandstone is metamorphisized it turns into this.
16	Shale becomes this highly metamorphized rock.
17	The picture below shows this type of metamorphism.
18	Phyllite exposed to heat and pressure will metamorphisize into this rock.
19	Fossils are only found in this type of rock.
20	Molten rock found outside of the earth is this.
21	“Don’t Choke!”
22	This rock has coarse texture due to large sand grains.
23	This person coined the phrase “the present is the key to the past”
24	This extrusive igneous rock makes up the majority of the ocean crust.
25	The two major classifications for Igneous rock.
26	The two major classifications for Metamorphic rock.
27	Heat, pressure and chemical reaction form this type of rock.
28	Rock fragments, organic material, and chemical precipitates combine to form this type of rock.
29	When a mixture of gravel, sand and clay are cemented together this type of rock will result.
30	Slate Schist and gneiss are all examples of this type of metamorphic rock.
31	Foliated metamorphic rocks differ from nonfoliated metamorphic rocks because they have this.
32	Limestone that has been exposed to intense heat and pressure will turn into this type of rock.
33	This coarse grained intrusive igneous rock formed inside the earth.
34	This glassy extrusive igneous rock formed inside the earth and is known as volcanic glass.