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Concept 2 Quiz

List some of the most common igneous rocks and use them to explain how igneous rocks form and are classified.

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Question 1.
Over time, magma will crystallize to form igneous rocks.


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Question 2.
Molten material found inside Earth is called


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Question 3.
Why can two igneous rocks have the same minerals but different names?


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Question 4.
The most common extrusive igneous rock is granite.


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Question 5.
Igneous rocks are the rock type most likely to contain fossils.


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Question 6.
Correctly match the igneous rock pairs by composition. Each pair should represent different textures based on the origin of formation.




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A basalt
B rhyolite
C andesite
 
 
 
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Question 7.
Quenching of molten material is an important step in the formation of igneous rocks such as


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Question 8.
Granite exhibits a coarse-grained texture.


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Question 9.
Igneous rocks are classified by


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Question 10.
The size of mineral crystals in igneous rocks is greatly influenced by the rate of magma cooling.


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