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- 1. Multiple Choice
There are 3 types of rocks. They are ...
Volcanic - Magma - Bedrock
Metamorphic - Igneous - Sedimentary
Minerals - Fossil - Crust
Lava - Magma - Crust
- 2. Multiple Choice
What type of rock is made from magma?
SEDIMENTARY
METAMORPHIC
IGNEOUS
- 3. Multiple Choice
What type of rock is made of tiny fragments of rocks?
SEDIMENTARY
IGNEOUS
METAMORPHIC
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which rocks are made by heat and pressure?
IGNEOUS
SEDIMENTARY
METAMORPHIC
- 5. Multiple Choice
The hot liquid inside the Earth is called ...
CRUST
BEDROCK
MAGMA
VOLCANO
- 6. Multiple Choice
Liquid that flows when a volcano erupts
WATER
MUD
LAVA
MAGMA
- 7. Multiple Choice
How are rocks classified?
Based on the way they are formed
Based on their colors
Based on their temperature
Based on their size
- 8. Multiple Choice
Look at the image. These are .... rocks.
Igneous
Sedimentary
Metamorphic
- 9. Multiple Choice
Look at the image. These rocks are ...
Igneous
Sedimentary
Metamorphic
- 10. Multiple Choice
The outside part of our planet is called...
CRUST
BEDROCK
SOIL
MAGMA
- 11. Multiple Choice
Mark the description of IGNEOUS ROCKS
Tiny fragments of rocks. Great pressure transform these rocks. Wind or water flow remove soil and rock from the surface of the planet and transport them to other locations.
They come from volcanoes. When lava, gases and ash escape to the surface, they get cold and solidify.
They are formed under the surface of the earth, where heat and pressure are very intense. Those rocks do not melt. The minerals in those rocks change chemically and form the strong rocks, which can have different colours.
- 12. Multiple Choice
Mark the description of METAMORPHIC ROCKS
They are formed under the surface of the earth, where heat and pressure are very intense. Those rocks do not melt. The minerals in those rocks change chemically and form the strong rocks, which can have different colours.
Tiny fragments of rocks. Great pressure transform these rocks. Wind or water flow remove soil and rock from the surface of the planet and transport them to other locations.
They come from volcanoes. When lava, gases and ash escape to the surface, they get cold and solidify.
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