Q1. Geology & Landscapes Flashcards

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Sedimentary rock examples

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Sandstone, limestone, chalk, clay

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Igneous rock examples

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Granite, obsidian, pumice basalt

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Metamorphic rock examples

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Marble, slate, schist

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Sedimentary meaning

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Sediment is broken down by weathering and erosion from the landscape, transported and laid down on the bed of lakes and sea. Layers are compacted (squeezed) and turned into rock.

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Igneous meaning

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Molten rock (magma or lava) cools, solidifies and turns to rock.

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Difference between intrusive and extrusive igneous rock.

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Intrusive - forms underground, extrusive - forms on the surface

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Sedimentary rock characteristics (give two)

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Contains fossils, formed in layers, less resistant (soft), permeable

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Igneous rock characteristics (give two)

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Resistant (hard), contains crystals, impermeable

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Metamorphic rock characteristics (give two)

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Resistant (hard), impermeable, formed by heat & pressure

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Where can you find sedimentary rock?

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Large areas of Southern and Eastern England. Most of Wales and Ireland.

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Where can you find igneous rock?

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Scotland, Lake District, Dartmoor, Northern Ireland, Snowdonia

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Where can you find Metamorphic rock?

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Scotland, Northern Ireland

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