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    1. This document provides information about senior high schools located within Bacoor Elementary School in Bacoor City, Cavite, Philippines. 2. It lists the name, date, year/strand/section, and scores of a student named Kirby Bryant L. Carel who is taking the STEM strand. 3. The document includes a section on metamorphism that defines it as the alteration of a rock's chemical composition, mineral components, and texture when subjected to changes in temperature and pressure. It distinguishes between different types of metamorphism such as regional, contact, shock, burial, and high pressure metamorphism.

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    1. This document provides information about senior high schools located within Bacoor Elementary School in Bacoor City, Cavite, Philippines. 2. It lists the name, date, year/strand/section, and scores of a student named Kirby Bryant L. Carel who is taking the STEM strand. 3. The document includes a section on metamorphism that defines it as the alteration of a rock's chemical composition, mineral components, and texture when subjected to changes in temperature and pressure. It distinguishes between different types of metamorphism such as regional, contact, shock, burial, and high pressure metamorphism.

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    1. This document provides information about senior high schools located within Bacoor Elementary School in Bacoor City, Cavite, Philippines. 2. It lists the name, date, year/strand/section, and scores of a student named Kirby Bryant L. Carel who is taking the STEM strand. 3. The document includes a section on metamorphism that defines it as the alteration of a rock's chemical composition, mineral components, and texture when subjected to changes in temperature and pressure. It distinguishes between different types of metamorphism such as regional, contact, shock, burial, and high pressure metamorphism.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region IV
    IV-A CALABARZON

    SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS WITHIN BACOOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL


    Tincoco St. Brgy. Campo Santo, City of Bacoor, Cavite

    Name: Kirby Bryant L. Carel Date: December 16, 2021


    Yr./Strand/Sec: 11 STEM - Newton Score/s:_____/30
    Score/s:_____/

    METAMORPHISM

    A. Directions: Complete the sentence below by writing the correct word/phrase.


    notebook/paper.17+ 1 pts.
    Write your answer on your ES notebook/paper.

    1. Metamorphism is the alteration of rock’s Chemical composition, mineral components and


    texture.
    2. Metamorphic rocks are formed when rocks are subjected to significant changes in
    temperature and pressure.
    3. Confining pressure is exerted equally from all directions
    directions,, whereas directed pressure is force
    exerted unequally in different directions
    directions.
    recrystallization may align minerals parallel
    4. In the presence directed pressure, recrystallizati p to the
    force/stress applied on the rocks.
    5. Regional metamorphism takes place where both high and temperatures are imposed
    over large parts of the crust and usually takes place in continental plate boundaries.
    6. Contact metamorphism is the localized transformation or rocks near to igneous intrusions
    mainly as a result of high temperatures.
    7. Other types of metamorphism are shock, burial, and high pressure.
    8. Foliation is created by alignment of minerals under directed pressure.
    9. Granoblastic rocks are contact metamorphic rocks composed mainly of crystals that grow
    in large size and distinct shapes.
    10. Metasomatism
    matism occurs when the change in rock’s composition is due to interactions with
    fluids.

    II.Directions: Identify the geologic area and the respective type metamorphism that occur
    in the encircled portion in the illustration below. Write your answers in the table.
    12 pts.
    Continental crust Shock metamorphism
    Below sedimentary rock layer Burial metamorphism
    Convergence zone area Regional metamorphism
    Subduction zone area High pressure metamorphism
    Mid-ocean ridges area Hydrothermal metamorphism
    Magma intrusion Contact metamorphism

    “Something is not growing out of nothing.”


    _Heinz Werner

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