Questions: Question 8 4 pts Match the above sediments with the type of sedimentary rock they would form if they were lithified. Gravel [Choose ] Sand [Choose ] Silt [Choose] Clay and Silt [Choose]

Question 8 4 pts Match the above sediments with the type of sedimentary rock they would form if they were lithified. Gravel [Choose ] Sand [Choose ] Silt [Choose] Clay and Silt [Choose]
Transcript text: Question 8 4 pts Match the above sediments with the type of sedimentary rock they would form if they were lithified. Gravel [Choose ] Sand [Choose ] Silt [Choose] Clay and Silt [Choose]
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the sediment types

The given sediments are Gravel, Sand, Silt, and Clay and Silt.

Step 2: Determine the corresponding sedimentary rocks
  • Gravel lithifies to form Conglomerate.
  • Sand lithifies to form Sandstone.
  • Silt lithifies to form Siltstone.
  • Clay and Silt lithify to form Shale.
Step 3: Match the sediments with their corresponding rocks
  • Gravel -> Conglomerate
  • Sand -> Sandstone
  • Silt -> Siltstone
  • Clay and Silt -> Shale

Final Answer

  • Gravel: Conglomerate
  • Sand: Sandstone
  • Silt: Siltstone
  • Clay and Silt: Shale
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