You find a rock and are trying to determine if it is igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic. What is one thing you might look for as you develop a hypothesis for what type of rock it is? Explain your reasoning. Note: this is a new question I’m trying out. There are several ways to answer it, and you should be able to answer it in one to two sentences. 

____________ is the study of rock layers. 

What type of rock is composed of interlocking grains that grew together?

Order the follow items

___________ are sedimentary rocks composed of the skeletal remains of organisms. Select the best answer choice.

You have a rock that you think is sedimentary. Aside from the grain size of the sediments, what is one clue you might look for to determine the depositional environment the sediments were deposited in? Please list both the specific feature you would look for as well as the depositional environment it would indicate.  Note: as with the previous question, there are several ways to address this prompt and your response should be no longer than one to two sentences. 

Match The item to its correct definition

To demonstrate a profile view of the glenoid fossa, the patient is AP and obliqued 45° ________________.

Check all of the statements which are true regarding this graphic of the scapula.

This chest exam was performed PA and obviously needs to be repeated due to rotation. In which oblique is the patient positioned?