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1. Liquid rock that is below the Earth’s surface is called
.
A. lava B. magma
C. minerals D. igneous
2. Igneous rocks form from .
A. fire B. other rocks
C. melted minerals D. dirt
3. Igneous rocks that cool slowly, like granite, have crystals.
A. small B. no
C. large D. a lot of
4. Igneous rocks that cool quickly, like basalt, have crystals.
A. small B. no
C. large D. a lot of
5. Igneous rocks that cool extra fast, like pumice, have
crystals.
A. small B. no
C. large D. a lot of
ReviewReview
 Igneous rocksIgneous rocks
 Slow cooling = large crystalsSlow cooling = large crystals
 Fast cooling = small crystalsFast cooling = small crystals
 Extremely fast = no crystalsExtremely fast = no crystals
or frothyor frothy
Sedimentary RocksSedimentary Rocks
 Rocks formedRocks formed
from:from:
 Pieces of otherPieces of other
rocks,rocks,
 Once livingOnce living
things,things,
 Liquid solutionsLiquid solutions
Pieces of Other RocksPieces of Other Rocks
 Layers of sediment hardenLayers of sediment harden
into rockinto rock
 11stst
: Compaction, sandstone: Compaction, sandstone
 22ndnd
:: Cementation,Cementation,
conglomerateconglomerate
Pieces of Other RocksPieces of Other Rocks
Some form underSome form under
water, shalewater, shale
Once Living ThingsOnce Living Things
Coal- layers of plantsCoal- layers of plants
Coquina- sea shellsCoquina- sea shells
Liquid SolutionsLiquid Solutions
 Limestone- calcium carbonateLimestone- calcium carbonate
dissolved in sea waterdissolved in sea water
 The water evaporates,The water evaporates,
limestone formslimestone forms
FossilsFossils
 Plants and animals can get buriedPlants and animals can get buried
in the sedimentin the sediment
 When rock forms, theirWhen rock forms, their
impression, bones, or shellsimpression, bones, or shells
remainremain
Sedimentary Rocks
Sedimentary Rocks

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Sedimentary Rocks

  • 1. 1. Liquid rock that is below the Earth’s surface is called . A. lava B. magma C. minerals D. igneous 2. Igneous rocks form from . A. fire B. other rocks C. melted minerals D. dirt 3. Igneous rocks that cool slowly, like granite, have crystals. A. small B. no C. large D. a lot of 4. Igneous rocks that cool quickly, like basalt, have crystals. A. small B. no C. large D. a lot of 5. Igneous rocks that cool extra fast, like pumice, have crystals. A. small B. no C. large D. a lot of
  • 2. ReviewReview  Igneous rocksIgneous rocks  Slow cooling = large crystalsSlow cooling = large crystals  Fast cooling = small crystalsFast cooling = small crystals  Extremely fast = no crystalsExtremely fast = no crystals or frothyor frothy
  • 3. Sedimentary RocksSedimentary Rocks  Rocks formedRocks formed from:from:  Pieces of otherPieces of other rocks,rocks,  Once livingOnce living things,things,  Liquid solutionsLiquid solutions
  • 4. Pieces of Other RocksPieces of Other Rocks  Layers of sediment hardenLayers of sediment harden into rockinto rock  11stst : Compaction, sandstone: Compaction, sandstone  22ndnd :: Cementation,Cementation, conglomerateconglomerate
  • 5. Pieces of Other RocksPieces of Other Rocks Some form underSome form under water, shalewater, shale
  • 6. Once Living ThingsOnce Living Things Coal- layers of plantsCoal- layers of plants Coquina- sea shellsCoquina- sea shells
  • 7. Liquid SolutionsLiquid Solutions  Limestone- calcium carbonateLimestone- calcium carbonate dissolved in sea waterdissolved in sea water  The water evaporates,The water evaporates, limestone formslimestone forms
  • 8. FossilsFossils  Plants and animals can get buriedPlants and animals can get buried in the sedimentin the sediment  When rock forms, theirWhen rock forms, their impression, bones, or shellsimpression, bones, or shells remainremain