The statement that an igneous intrusion is always younger than the layers it has intruded between or across is known as - the principle of inclusions the principle of superposition the principle of cross-cutting the principle of horizontality This rock dissolves easily (chemical weathering) by slightly acidic rainwater: * coal feldspar limestone shale

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The statement that an igneous intrusion is always younger than the layers it has
intruded between or across is known as -
the principle of inclusions
the principle of superposition
the principle of cross-cutting
the principle of horizontality
This rock dissolves easily (chemical weathering) by slightly acidic rainwater:
coal
feldspar
limestone
shale
Transcribed Image Text:The statement that an igneous intrusion is always younger than the layers it has intruded between or across is known as - the principle of inclusions the principle of superposition the principle of cross-cutting the principle of horizontality This rock dissolves easily (chemical weathering) by slightly acidic rainwater: coal feldspar limestone shale
Which of the following describes the process by which metamorphic rocks form?
When existing rocks are weathered, detritus and chemical precipitates are deposited
and lithified.
When existing rocks are subjected to extreme heat or pressure and their texture or
mineral composition is changed in some way.
When molten rock solidifies.
When existing rock is intruded by molten rock, melted and solidifies again.
All of the following may occur in the rock cycle EXCEPT -
weathering and erosion can turn igneous rock into sedimentary rock
extreme heat and pressure can turn a sedimentary rock into a metamorphic rock
magma crystallizes into an igneous rock
compaction and cementation can change a sedimentary rock into an igneous rock
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following describes the process by which metamorphic rocks form? When existing rocks are weathered, detritus and chemical precipitates are deposited and lithified. When existing rocks are subjected to extreme heat or pressure and their texture or mineral composition is changed in some way. When molten rock solidifies. When existing rock is intruded by molten rock, melted and solidifies again. All of the following may occur in the rock cycle EXCEPT - weathering and erosion can turn igneous rock into sedimentary rock extreme heat and pressure can turn a sedimentary rock into a metamorphic rock magma crystallizes into an igneous rock compaction and cementation can change a sedimentary rock into an igneous rock
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