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Name the three main type of rocks
Igneous, Sedimentary, metamorphic
Molten rock below the earth's surface
Magma
Magma forced out from beneath the earth's crust
Lava
Rock that forms when magma or lava cools
Igneous rock e.g. granite
Igneous rocks that form within the earth's surface with large or small crystals and have a coarse texture
Intrusive Igneous rock e.g. granite
Igneous rocks that forms quickly on the earth's surface and no crystals can form and have a smooth texture.
Extrusive Igneous Rocks e.g. basalt
Metallic minerals found in which type of rock ?
Igneous
Igneous rocks have deposits of which mineral ?
Metallic minerals like copper, gold, nickel and silver
Where does Canada have its metallic mineral deposits ?
Canadian Shield, The Coast mountains of British Columbia
What is known as Canada's Storehouse of Metallic Minerals?
The Canadian Shield
Rocks formed by weathering, erosion and sedimentation
Sedimentary Rocks e.g. shale and sandstone
Location of sedimentary rocks may contain which fuels / minerals?
Coal, Oil, Natural Gas, salt and potash.
Oil and natural gas are formed due to the decay of what ?
Bodies of certain sea animals.
Coal is formed due to the decay of what?
Swamp vegetation.
Sedimentary rocks found in which areas of Canada ?
Interior Plains
The Great Lakes-St Lawrence Lowlands
The Hudson Bay - Arctic Lowlands
The Rocky Mountains
Portions of the Appalachians and the Innuitian Mountains
Igneous or sedimentary rocks, when subjected to tremendous heat and pressure forms -
Metamorphic Rock e.g. gneiss, marble, slate, quartzite
Metamorphic Rocks found in which part of Canada?
The Canadian Sheild
Metamorphic Rocks contain what minerals?
Metallic Minerals