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Form Group 80 18th April 2007 Form Group 8Y 18th April 2007 Metamorphic Rocks
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Form Group 80 18th April 2007 Form Group 8Y 18th April 2007 Metamorphic Rocks.

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Page 1: Form Group 80 18th April 2007 Form Group 8Y 18th April 2007 Metamorphic Rocks.

Form Group 80

18th April 2007

Form Group 8Y

18th April 2007

Metamorphic Rocks

Page 2: Form Group 80 18th April 2007 Form Group 8Y 18th April 2007 Metamorphic Rocks.

Sedimentary Rocks...?

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3

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41 – sandstone2 – conglomerate3 – limestone4 – chalk

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Sedimentary Rocks

1 - Different sediments contain fragments of different sizes.

2 - Layers of sediment form sedimentary rock when they are compacted(squeezed), and cemented (glued) together.

3 - Sedimentary rocks have grainy texture,may be porous and may contain fossils.

4 - Sandstone, limestone, chalk, shale and conglomerate are all examples of sedimentary rocks.

Class Notes...

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Metamorphic Rocks...

1 – Metamorphic rocks are made from other types of rocks.

2 – When the minerals inside rocks are heated and squashed they can change into different ones.

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Metamorphic Rocks...

1 - The grains of sedimentary rocks are usually deposited in layers called beds.

2 – When the rock is heated and compressed new layers start to form. These are often in a different direction.

3 – Sometimes the heat and pressure causes new minerals to form, so new type of rocks called metamorphic rocks.

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Sedimentary Rocks Metamorphic Rocks

High temperature

and high pressure

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Sedimentary Rocks Metamorphic rocks

limestone marble

sandstone quartzite

shaleslate

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Metamorphic Rocks Landscape...

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Metamorphic Rocks1 –_______rocks are made from other types of

rocks. (1 mark)

2 – Metamorphic rocks can be formed by sedimentary rocks and also formed around _____ (molten rock). (1 mark)

3 – These changes happen because of the ____ pressure caused by earth movements and high temperature inside the Earth. (1 mark)

4 – ______ is an example of a metamorphic rock formed by a _______rock called _______. (2 marks)

metamorphic magma highIgneous low limestonemarble

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Metamorphic Rocks1 – Metamorphic rocks are made from other types of

rocks.

2 – Metamorphic rocks can be formed by sedimentary rocks and also formed around magma (molten rock).

3 – These changes happen because of the high pressure caused by earth movements and high temperature inside the Earth.

4 – Marble is an example of a metamorphic rock formed by a sedimentary rock called limestone.

metamorphic magma highIgneous low limestonemarble