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Igneous Rocks Quiz for Grades 5-8

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What are the three main types of rocks?

Igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic (correct)

Volcanic, intrusive, and extrusive

Granite, rhyolite, and lava

Magma, crust, and mantle

Where do intrusive rocks form?

In the lower mantle

At volcanoes

Within the crust of the planet (correct)

On the surface of the Earth from lava

What is the main difference between extrusive and intrusive rocks?

Where they are formed (correct)

Their chemical composition

Their color

Their density

What determines whether identical magma becomes rhyolite or granite?

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What is the Devils Tower National Monument in Wyoming an example of?

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Igneous Rocks Quiz for Grades 5-8

Choose a study mode

Podcast

Questions and Answers

What are the three main types of rocks?

Where do intrusive rocks form?

What is the main difference between extrusive and intrusive rocks?

What determines whether identical magma becomes rhyolite or granite?

What is the Devils Tower National Monument in Wyoming an example of?

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