Igneous
Sedimentary
Metamorphic
Weathering, Erosion, Deposition
True/False
100
A hot molten liquid that is underneath the Earth's surface.
What is magma
100
This is where most Sedimentary rocks are formed.
What is in water? (oceans, lakes, rivers)
100
Metamorphic means?
What is change
100

The natural process of breaking down rocks into smaller pieces

What is Weathering

100
Igneous rocks are formed when other rocks are changed through heat and pressure.
What is False
200
Igneous means...
What is fire made
200
Particles of rock, sand, soil, pebbles, and once living things.
What is sediment?
200
How are metamorphic rocks formed?
What is through heat and pressure.
200

Large block of rock sliding downhill rapidly

What is  Erosion

200
Lava is found underneath the Earth's surface.
What is False
300
Hot melted liquid that flows out of a volcano.
What is lava
300
To form a Sedimentary rock sediment falls into water and forms...
What are layers?
300
Where are metamorphic rocks formed?
What is underneath the Earth's surface?
300

Fine, wind blown sediment erodes and makes new desert land (pavement).  

What is Deposition

300
Fossils are often found in Sedimentary rocks.
What is True
400
How an igneous rock is formed.
What is molten magma or laval cools and becomes hard?
400
Imprints of animals are typically found in sedimentary rocks.
What are fossils?
400
Yes or No... Metamorphic rocks are the hardest type of rock?
What is yes
400

Is it water, wind or ice: 

Movement of sediment through glaciers

What is Ice

400
Metamorphic rocks from in water and usually have layers.
What is False
500
Magma has cooled and hardend slowly inside the Earth's surface and became an Igneous rock. Does this igneous rock have large or small crystals in it?
What is Large Crystals?
500
Sediment is moved by...
What is wind and water?
500
What types of rocks change into metamorphic rocks?
What is igneous and sedimentary?
500

What happens when water gets inside cracks of rocks?

What is The rocks split open, This is a cause of erosion

500

Igneous rocks form when magma or lava cools and hardens.

What is True

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