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Earth Science: 10A / 10B Reading Reinforcement

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The extrusive rock families are
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2.
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If you can't see the crystals with your eyes, or even a microscopic, the extrusive igneous rocks are classified as ________________.
3.
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The individual rock particles, crystals, and sometimes fossils that combine to give a rock its texture are known as
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According to a young-earth view of geologic history, virtually all intrusive and extrusive igneous rocks probably formed during the ______________.
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Scoria is a type of rock that is so smooth and shiny that it is called volcanic glass.
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Rocks that have no grains at all appear to be glassy and smooth.
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Which of the following is a classification of a coarse-grained igneous rock?
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If a rock consists of only one type of a mineral, then that rock is also a mineral.
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Old-earth geologists believe that the original igneous rocks were granites that formed as the molten earth cooled and formed a ___________.
10.
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_____________ rocks are formed when molten rock cools and hardens.
11.
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Which of the following affect the grain size in igneous rocks?
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12.
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Any rocks that result from changes to existing rocks are _________________ rocks.
13.
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The four class of rocks are igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic, and clastic rocks.
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A coarse-grained igneous rock that is a mass of small mineral grains that are more-or-less the same size are __________________.
15.
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Archaeologists have found that most of the buildings of the city of capernaum in Jesus' day were built of ____________ (an igneous rock) blocks.
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A __________________ is a scientist who studies the classification of all types of rocks.
17.
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This rock has so many gas bubbles that it's light enough to float in the water.
18.
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Pumice forms from magmas that contain a lot of dissolved gas, while magmas that have little gas form obsidian.
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Which of the following are uses for igneous rocks?
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20.
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Which of these contains the largest crystals, usually interlocking?
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