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Which is NOT one of the three textures of sedimentary rocks?
a) extrusive
b) chemical
c) clastic
d) organic
Formed from fragments of other rocks:
a) clastic
b) chemical
c) organic
d) extrusive
If a rock forms through evaporation, it is the kind of sedimentary rock texture called:
a) chemical
b) clastic
c) extrusive
d) organic
If a rock forms from the remains of plants and animals, it is the kind of sedimentary rock texture called:
a) chemical
b) clastic
c) organic
d) vesicular
Movement of rock fragments by wind, water, or ice is called:
a) cementation
b) compaction
c) erosion
d) weathering
Rock salt forms when water evaporates and leaves salt behind. Rock salt is a(n):
a) chemical sedimentary rock
b) clastic sedimentary rock
c) organic sedimentary rock
d) vesicular sedimentary rock
When sediments are squeezed closer together it is called:
a) cementation
b) compaction
c) erosion
d) weathering
Limestone can form in many ways. Limestone stalagtites and stalagmites that form from precipiating out of water in a cave are examples of:
a) chemical sedimentary rocks
b) clastic sedimentary rocks
c) organic sedimentary rocks
d) vesicular sedimentary rock
If a rock contains fossil seashells it is most likely a(n)
a) chemical sedimentary rock
b) clastic sedmientary rock
c) organic sedimentary rock
d) igneous rock
The main difference between conlglomerate and breccia is the
a) size of the particles
b) shape of the particles
c) composition of the particles
d) method of formation; conglomerate is clastic and breccia is chemical
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