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MULTIPLE CHOICE Why do scientist classify rocks? A rocks form differently, but they all have the same composition and texture B rock classification is not necessary because rocks are all the same n rocks form differently, have different compositions and textures Attempt 1 of 2 Practice Submit

MULTIPLE CHOICE Why do scientist classify rocks? A rocks form differently, but they all have the same composition and texture B rock classification is not necessary because rocks are all the same n rocks form differently, have different compositions and textures Attempt 1 of 2 Practice Submit

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
9th Edition
ISBN:9780134746241
Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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**Matching List Activity: Rock Formation** Match each rock type to the correct description of how that rock forms. - **Rock Types:** - **Igneous rock** - **Sedimentary rock** - **Metamorphic rock** - **Descriptions:** - **a.** Forms when magma cools and hardens - **b.** Form from layers of sediment that are compacted and cemented over time - **c.** Form when an existing rock is put under extreme heat and pressure **Instructions:** Drag and drop each rock type to match it with the correct formation description. *Note: This activity involves two attempts for completion.* (Button: Submit)
Transcribed Image Text:**Matching List Activity: Rock Formation** Match each rock type to the correct description of how that rock forms. - **Rock Types:** - **Igneous rock** - **Sedimentary rock** - **Metamorphic rock** - **Descriptions:** - **a.** Forms when magma cools and hardens - **b.** Form from layers of sediment that are compacted and cemented over time - **c.** Form when an existing rock is put under extreme heat and pressure **Instructions:** Drag and drop each rock type to match it with the correct formation description. *Note: This activity involves two attempts for completion.* (Button: Submit)
**Multiple Choice Question** **Why do scientists classify rocks?** - **A**: Rocks form differently, but they all have the same composition and texture. - **B**: Rock classification is not necessary because rocks are all the same. - **C**: Rocks form differently, have different compositions and textures. *Attempt 1 of 2* *Submit Button* (Note: This question is a practice exercise in understanding the reasons behind rock classification.)
Transcribed Image Text:**Multiple Choice Question** **Why do scientists classify rocks?** - **A**: Rocks form differently, but they all have the same composition and texture. - **B**: Rock classification is not necessary because rocks are all the same. - **C**: Rocks form differently, have different compositions and textures. *Attempt 1 of 2* *Submit Button* (Note: This question is a practice exercise in understanding the reasons behind rock classification.)
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