- 1. Which is NOT a type of rock?
A) Igneous B) sedimentary C) metamorphic D) minerals
- 2. What type of rock crumbles easily?
A) minerals B) igneous C) sedimentary D) metamorphic
 - 3. What type of rock may be glassy & shiny?
A) minerals B) igneous C) metamorphic D) sedimentary
 - 4. What type of rock has ribbon like layers?
A) metamorphic B) sedimentary C) minerals D) igneous
- 5. When magma cools it becomes what type of rock?
A) sedimentary B) igneous C) minerals D) metamorphic
- 6. Metamorphic rock is formed by
A) melting B) compaction C) heat and pressure D) cooling
- 7. Sedimentary rock is created by
A) weathering B) heat & pressure C) compaction & cementation D) melting
A) hurricanes B) igneous rocks C) volcanos D) sediments
 - 9. The movement of sediments by wind or water
A) weathering B) compaction C) erosion D) transportation
- 10. the laying down of sediment carried by wind, water or ice
A) erosion B) compaction C) nap time D) deposition
- 11. Sedimentary rock is made of many layers
A) false B) true
- 12. Which rock is most easily broken down (weathered)?
A) metamorphic B) igneous C) sedimentary D) rock & roll
- 13. We shaved the crayon in the crayon lab to demonstrate which rock cycle process?
A) deposition B) compaction C) heat and pressure D) weathering
- 14. Rocks are made up of minerals
A) false B) true
- 15. All rocks have the same characteristics
A) false B) true
- 16. All rocks can be weathered into sediments
A) false B) true
A) all of these B) inorganic (not living) C) a solid D) formed by nature (not man made)
- 18. When molten rock is under the earth's surface it's called
A) magma B) igneous C) hot stuff D) lava
- 19. When we melted the crayon over the candle we were simulating
A) weathering B) compaction C) melting D) erosion
- 20. The crayon lab simulated
A) sedimentary rock B) metamorphic rock C) igneous rock D) all of these
- 21. Optional Exceeds: Use the following words to explain how the crayon lab demonstrated the processes of the rock cycle (metamorphic, igneous, sedimentary, weathering, erosion, deposition, compacting, cementing, sediment, magma, cooling, melting)
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