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Rocks Versión en línea An activity to practice keywords of por Niall Maher 1 Rocks differ from each other in 4 ways. What are they? 2 Rocks are divided into 3 groups. What are they called? 3 Which of the items refer to Granite? 4 Which of the following items refer to Basalt? 5 Which of the following items relate to Limestone 6 Which of the following items refer to Sandstone? 7 Which of the following items refer to Marble? 8 Which of the floowing items refer to Quartzite? 9 The Earth's Natural Resources include which of the following? Mineral Content Colour Hardness Texture (how they feel) Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic A slow cooling Igneous Rock Large crystals form This rock type is found in the Wicklow and Mourne Mountains. A fast cooling Igneous Rock Has very tiny crystals A famous example is found at the Giant's Causeway Formed on the beds of shallow seas from skeletons of fish and shells. The particles are compressed and cemented together It is a permeable rock Fossils can be found from the remains of some skeletons Formed from large amounts of sand removed from earth by wind and rivers. Layers of sand were compressed and cemented to form this rock Its colour is usually brown to red The mountain's of Munster such as Magillycuddy's Reeks are made of this. A metamorphic rock formed under heat and pressure from Limestone Its pure form is white but other colours include red, green and black. Can be easily cut and polished and used for filreplaces and gravestones Found at Rathlind Island (white), Connemara (green) and Cork (red) A metamorphic rock formed under contact from Magma Usually formed under periods of folding Consists mainly of tightly packed grains of quartz An extremely hard rock, it caps many mountains such as Croagh Patrick in Mayo and the Sugar Loaf in Wicklow Metal Ores: Iron, copper, lead and zinc Precious Metals and Stones: gold, silver and diamonds Building material: stone and sand Energy source: uranium, coal, oil and gas

Rocks Versión en línea

An activity to practice keywords of

por Niall Maher

Rocks differ from each other in 4 ways. What are they?

Rocks are divided into 3 groups. What are they called?

Which of the items refer to Granite?

Which of the following items refer to Basalt?

Which of the following items relate to Limestone

Which of the following items refer to Sandstone?

Which of the following items refer to Marble?

Which of the floowing items refer to Quartzite?

The Earth's Natural Resources include which of the following?

Mineral Content

Colour

Hardness

Texture (how they feel)

Igneous

Sedimentary

Metamorphic

A slow cooling Igneous Rock

Large crystals form

This rock type is found in the Wicklow and Mourne Mountains.

A fast cooling Igneous Rock

Has very tiny crystals

A famous example is found at the Giant's Causeway

Formed on the beds of shallow seas from skeletons of fish and shells.

The particles are compressed and cemented together

It is a permeable rock

Fossils can be found from the remains of some skeletons

Formed from large amounts of sand removed from earth by wind and rivers.

Layers of sand were compressed and cemented to form this rock

Its colour is usually brown to red

The mountain's of Munster such as Magillycuddy's Reeks are made of this.

A metamorphic rock formed under heat and pressure from Limestone

Its pure form is white but other colours include red, green and black.

Can be easily cut and polished and used for filreplaces and gravestones

Found at Rathlind Island (white), Connemara (green) and Cork (red)

A metamorphic rock formed under contact from Magma

Usually formed under periods of folding

Consists mainly of tightly packed grains of quartz

An extremely hard rock, it caps many mountains such as Croagh Patrick in Mayo and the Sugar Loaf in Wicklow

Metal Ores: Iron, copper, lead and zinc

Precious Metals and Stones: gold, silver and diamonds

Building material: stone and sand

Energy source: uranium, coal, oil and gas

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Rocks Versión en línea

por Niall Maher

Rocks differ from each other in 4 ways. What are they?

Rocks are divided into 3 groups. What are they called?

Which of the items refer to Granite?

Which of the following items refer to Basalt?

Which of the following items relate to Limestone

Which of the following items refer to Sandstone?

Which of the following items refer to Marble?

Which of the floowing items refer to Quartzite?

The Earth's Natural Resources include which of the following?