Lesson 2.2 Devils Tower
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15 questions
Today you will read the Devils Tower. Please complete the following questions in order.
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Igneous rock can form inside of a sedimentary rock.
Igneous rock can form inside of a sedimentary rock.
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Wind and moving water can break rock into small pieces called sediments.
Wind and moving water can break rock into small pieces called sediments.
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Sedimentary rock breaks down faster than igneous rock.
Sedimentary rock breaks down faster than igneous rock.
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Igneous rock cannot break down and weather into sediments
Igneous rock cannot break down and weather into sediments
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The Devil’s Tower rock formation used to be underwater millions of years ago.
The Devil’s Tower rock formation used to be underwater millions of years ago.
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Igneous rock is surrounded by?
Igneous rock is surrounded by?
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Two hundred million years ago, the Devil's Tower area was covered by a shallow see.
Two hundred million years ago, the Devil's Tower area was covered by a shallow see.
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Blowing ________ and falling ________ weathered nearby rock formations over and over. (Choose two)
Blowing ________ and falling ________ weathered nearby rock formations over and over. (Choose two)
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weathering caused small pieces of rock to break off and become?
weathering caused small pieces of rock to break off and become?
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What carries the sediment to the bottom of the sea?
What carries the sediment to the bottom of the sea?
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What turns sediment into solid sedimentary rock over millions of years? (Choose all that apply)
What turns sediment into solid sedimentary rock over millions of years? (Choose all that apply)
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Devils Tower itself is not sedimentary rock.
Devils Tower itself is not sedimentary rock.
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Magma can cool and form different types of igneous and sedimentary rock.
Magma can cool and form different types of igneous and sedimentary rock.
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A column of the hot magma forces its way up into the layer of what type of rock?
A column of the hot magma forces its way up into the layer of what type of rock?
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What happened to the sedimentary rock that covered the igneous rock?
What happened to the sedimentary rock that covered the igneous rock?