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Dynamic Earth JeopardyDynamic Earth Jeopardy

By Katie, Rayna, and AmandaBy Katie, Rayna, and Amanda

JeopardyJeopardyRock Types Local

Examples of Rock Types

Erosion Weathering Local Examples

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The two types of igneous rock.

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What is intrusive ( form under Earth’s surface) and

extrusive (form above Earth’s surface)?

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Using the following map, the Boston area is mainly this type of rock.

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Metamorphic Rock

Sediments

Granite

Marble

Sedimentary Rock

Calcarous Schists

Mafic Rocks

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According to the following map, the rock that makes up Cape Cod.

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Metamorphic Rock

Sediments

Granite

Marble

Sedimentary Rock

Calcarous Schists

Mafic Rocks

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What is sedimentary rock?

This is because Cape Cod formed from glacial deposits

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ErosionErosion

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The two sources that usually carry particles away from their original "homes".

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What are water and wind?

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WeatheringWeathering100100

 Fill in the Blank: Warm climates favor ______ weathering while cold climates favor ________ weathering

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D) wind; water

C) water; wind

B) physical; chemical

A) chemical; phisical

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A main player in the process of weathering.

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What is water?

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True or False: Atmospheric sulfur has a low effect on the weathering of New England

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True

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What caused the Old Man of the Mountain to fall off the mountain in New Hampshire?

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Was made out of red granite and five ledges

It fell on 5/3/2003 after nearly 200 million years in the making

There were heavy rains, low temperatures, and harsh winds when it fell due to erosion and mechanical freezing weathering (which caused water to freeze within cracks while putting pressure on the cracks, making them expand.

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