Describe how igneous rocks are formed.
From lava and magma
heat and pressure underground
The grand canyon is made up of this type of rock.
What is sedimentary rocks.
Naturally occurring SOLID mixture that makes up earths crust.
rocks
This process makes metamorphic rocks
heat and pressure
Name 2 examples of igneous rock.
basalt and obsidian
Name 2 examples of metamorphic rock
marble and gneiss
compaction & cementation
Deposition & lithification
what can only be found in sedimentary rock
smaller rocks, pebble, fossils, sand
This process turns rocks in magma
melting
Describe the difference between magma and lava.
Magma is found inside the Earth, while lava is found at or near the Earth's surface. Both are liquid or molten rock.
Describe how a sedimentary rock can become a metamorphic rock
being pushed underground with heat and pressured applied
Name 2 examples of sedimentary rock
conglomerate and limestone and sandstone
the continual series of geological processes in which a rock changes from one type to another.
rock cycle
This process breaks down rocks into sediments
weathering and errosion
Explain the process of how a rock become igneous
Cools from lava and maga
metamorphic rocks can be made from ____________, _______________, or _______________________ rocks.
What is sedimentary, metamorphic or igneous.
What makes up sedimentary rocks?
contains fossils, sand, pebbles and smaller stones layers
to much heat and pressure on any rock will make the rock turn into this....
magma and lava
This process makes igneous rocks from lava and magma
cooling
name 2 characteristics of an igneous rock
shiny (intrusive)
dark and has air bubbles (extrusive)
The lines/layers of a metamorphic rock look different than the lines of a sedimentary rock because...
What is metamorphic rocks have wavy layers and alternate from dark to light?
Where do sedimentary rocks typically form? Near what natural feature?
What is water?
Explain the difference between intrusive and extrusive
Intrusive (inside)
extrusive (outside)
This process makes sedimentary rocks
cementation and compaction
deposition and lithification