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1	JEOPARDY Rocks
2	Categories
3	Extrusive igneous rock cools at this rate.
4	This Extrusive igneous rock makes up the majority of the ocean’s crust
5	This type of igneous rock is the result of magma cooling slowly inside the earth.
6	Granite is an example of this type of rock
7	“Don’t Choke!”
8	The type of igneous rock is the result of lava cooling slowly outside the earth.
9	Weathering is this.
10	Erosion is this.
11	Silt sized particls form this type of clastic sedimentary rock.
12	Sand sized particles form this type of clastic sedimentary rock.
13	Rock fragments settleing out is known as this.
14	The word that is used to describe an un layered metamorphic rock is known as this.
15	This sedimentary rock when metamorphisized will turn into Slate, Phyllite, Schist, and Gneiss.
16	This metamorphic rock was shale but has been slightly metamorphisized.
17	Slate, Phyllite, Schist and Gneiss are all this type of metamorphism
18	Marble and Quartizite are both this type of metamorphic rock.
19	Cementation is when this happens to rock fragments.
20	These igeneous rocks form outs ide the earth.
21	“Don’t Choke!”
22	This rock has coarse texture due to large sand grains.
23	This intruisve igneous rock makes up the majority of the continental crust.
24	Wind, water, glaciers and running water all have the capacity to do this.
25	Organic Limestone and Coal are both examples of this type of Sedimentary rock.
26	Granite is an example of this type of Igneous rock.
27	Shale, Siltstone, Sandstone and Conglomerate are all this type of sedimentary rock.
28	Obsidian, Pumice, and Basalt are all example of this type of Igneous rock.
29	Slate, Phyllite, Gneiss Quartizite and Marble are all examples of this type of rock.