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Do you Dare Challenge The Great, All Knowing Robot Robie!

Robie Knows More Than You!

S6E5. Students will investigate the scientific view of how the earth’s surface is formed. Elements: b. Investigate the contribution of minerals to rock composition. c. Classify rocks by their process of formation. d. Describe processes that change rocks and the surface of the earth.

Rock Cycle Song (Sing to the tune of "Row, Row, Row Your Boat") SEDIMENTARY rock Has been formed in layers Often found near water sources With fossils from decayers Then there's IGNEOUS rock Here since Earth was born Molten Lava, cooled and hardened That's how it is formed These two types of rocks Can also be transformed With pressure, heat and chemicals METAMORPHIC they'll become.

Which of the four rock samples is most likely a sedimentary rock? Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! rough surface full of holes, lightweight large crystal shape that is almost clear, has smooth sides solid black color, looks like smooth glass with sharp edges many very small grains of sand in different layers NextBack

Which kind of rock is formed by the processes shown? Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! Metamorphic Basaltic Igneous Sedimentary NextBack

An unknown mineral can be scratched by topaz, but not by feldspar. According to the scale, which of the above best describes the hardness of the unknown mineral? Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! more than 4, but less than 6 less than 5 more than 8 less than 8, but more than 6 NextBack

When a volcano erupts, lava flows out from the top. What type of rock is formed as the lave cools? Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! metamorphic magma sedimentary igneous NextBack

The picture below shows a mineral sample being tested with a metal file. Which property of a mineral is most likely tested in this way? Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! streak color luster hardness NextBack

Which of the following areas is most likely to form metamorphic rocks such as gneiss and schist? Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! a site covered by a glacier a sea floor a windblown desert a site deep underground NextBack

The picture shows a limestone building block. Which of these best shows that the limestone was formed from ocean sediments? Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! The size of the fossils The position of the fossils The number of fossils The type of fossils NextBack

Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! metamorphic extrusive igneous sedimentary NextBack The picture shows what kind of rock layers in the Grand Canyon?

The streak test that is used to identify minerals involves studying the – Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! Appearance of the mineral under fluorescent light mineral’s crystals with a microscope heated mineral’s color as it cools color of the powdered form of the mineral NextBack

Lava cools to form – Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! Sandstone Sedimentary rock Metamorphic rock Igneous rock NextBack

What do all these mineral samples have in common? Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! streak luster hardness color NextBack

Why are most fossils found in sedimentary rocks? Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! Sedimentary rocks are found only at the surface of the ground. Sedimentary rocks are not very old. Organisms live only in areas with sedimentary rock. Organisms can be preserved in sedimentary rock. NextBack

A group of students found metamorphic rocks near a campsite. The presence of metamorphic rocks is most likely evidence of Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! wind-borne sand dinosaur activity sediment deposition high pressure NextBack

Which of the following processes will change a sedimentary rock into an igneous rock? Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! Faulting and fracturing Erosion and deposition Deformation and deposition Melting and crystallization NextBack

The rock shown is composed primarily of large crystals that were formed by – Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! faulting compacting shells weathering cooling magma NextBack

These cross sections show the location of 3 fossilized Species (W, X, and Y) found in rock layers at two nearby sites. Species X is probably the oldest because it is found – Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! In sandstone Below species W Above the ash layer In the lowest layer NextBack

The diagram shows a test for which mineral property? Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! streak cleavage luster hardness NextBack

A student made observations of four rock samples. Which of these observations most likely describes a sedimentary rock? Which Answer Below is Correct? - Robie Knows! Robie Says – Try Again Robie Says – Great Job! made up of one huge, pale pink crystal bands of light and dark crystals pink, gray, and white crystals grown together Made up of layers of sand grains cemented together NextBack

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