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WEEK 12-13
Sedimentary Rocks
LEARNING OUTCOMES: Given sample pictures of different kinds of sedimentary rocks and from what they have learned from their learning materials for
Week 12-13, the students should be able to…
1. Classify them according to their type of formation, texture, composition and other properties;
2. Differentiate the given sample pictures of sedimentary rocks based on the processes that lead to their formation.
3. Identify sedimentary rocks based on the given descriptions and properties.
REFERENCES:
1. Week 12-13 LM 1 and LM 2
2. Overview of Sedimentary Rocks, https://openpress.usask.ca/geolmanual/chapter/overview-of-sedimentary-rocks/
3. Characteristics of Sedimentary Rocks: https://courses.lumenlearning.com/geo/chapter/reading-characteristics-of-sedimentary-rocks/
4. Depositional Environments Table https://commons.wvc.edu/rdawes/g101ocl/basics/bscstables/depenv.html#transitional
INSTRUCTIONS:
PART I: FILL in the colored boxes marked by letters. The sample picture and descriptions will be your guide. (10 points)
Classification
based on
Sample Picture # Formation DEPOSITIONAL
(Type of
Sedimentary TEXTURE COMPOSITION ENVIRONMENT NAME
Rock)
SAMPLE 1 A. B.
Continental Shale
SAMPLE 2 C. D.
Continental:
Minerals are greater Conglomerate
than 1/16
▪ Stream-
Clastic ▪ coarse-
channel
Sedimentary grained • pebbles ▪ Alluvial fan
Rock ▪ rounded
▪ Glacier-
outwash
Biochemical G. H.
SAMPLE 4 carbon Continental:
Sedimentary
Rock
Transitional:
• Deltas
SAMPLE 5 I. J.
Marine
Chemical Rock salt
Sedimentary • Evaporate
Fine or coarse- halite
Rock basin
grained
(Chemical
precipitate)
PART II: Classify the following sedimentary rocks according to their formation: (15 points)
1. chert 6. Fossiliferous limestone 11. chalk
2. conglomerate 7. Coal 12. Mudstone
3. sandstone 8. Coquina 13. diatomite
4. shale 9. Rock salt 14. breccia
5. dolostone 10. Limestone 15. anthracite
CLASTIC CHEMICAL Biochemical Organic
Sedimentary Rocks Sedimentary Rocks Sedimentary Rocks Sedimentary Rocks
breccia Limestone anthracite diatomite
conglomerate Rock salt Coquina chalk
sandstone dolostone Fossiliferous limestone Coal
shale chert Mudstone
Rock salt