1. Pupil A What percentage of the Earth’s crust is composed of metamorphic rocks?

2. Pupil B What is the lowest temperature at which metamorphism takes place?

3. Pupil C Name the type of metamorphism associated with igneous intrusions

4. Pupil D Name the main mineral found in slate

5. Pupil E Name a texture shown by rocks formed by regional metamorphism

6. Pupil F Name the type of metamorphism associated with convergent plate margins

7. Pupil G Name a metamorphic rock formed by the contact metamorphism of sandstone

8. Pupil H Which type of metamorphism results in rocks having a random orientation of crystals (non-foliated)

9. Pupil I Name a low grade regional metamorphic rock

10. Pupil J The name given to the volume of rock that has been metamorphosed adjacent to a major igneous intrusion

11. Pupil K Name a rock formed by limestone undergoing contact metamorphism

12. Pupil L Name a metamorphic rock that you would expect to contain the mineral garnet

13. Pupil M Name two ways you can distinguish marble from metaquartzite in hand specimen

14. Pupil N How does Contact Metamorphism differ from Regional Metamorphism?

15. Pupil O Name two minerals you might expect to find in a schist

16. Pupil P Explain the term ‘schistosity’

17. Pupil Q State three changes that take place as sedimentary rocks undergo metamorphism

18. Pupil R Explain why slate splits into thin layers

19. Pupil S State the mineral content of a metaquartzite

20. Pupil T Explain the term ‘porphyroblast’ in a metamorphic rock

21. Pupil U Metamorphic rocks never contain fossils True or False?

22. Pupil V Name the main mineral found in marble

23. Pupil W Name a metamorphic rock that has a porphyroblastic texture

24. Pupil X Mineral forming process responsible for the formation of metamorphic rocks

25. Pupil Y Define the term ‘metamorphism’

26. Pupil Z The temperature at which metamorphic processes are replaced by igneous processes?