Igneous
Weathering and erosion
Sedimentary
Formation
100

What does ignis mean?

fire

100

What is weathering?

Organic or chemical changes that happen to rocks 

ex: hydrolosis, oxidation, carbonization, hydration

100

What is sediment?

Small pieces of rock (gravel, pebbles, sand, clay)

Plants, fossils.

100

How do grains in (pumice) form?

From the slow cooling of lava.

200

Name one glossy igneous rock

obsidian

200

How does hydration change a rock?

Water travels through the rock, when it freezes it will crack or break open the rock.

200

What is Compaction?

squeezing, pressing or pressure, that puts rocks together.

200

How does deposition (deposits) form?

Deposits form when erosion moves sediment and is deposits to different locations.

300

which igneous rock has air pockets

pumice

300

How long does the weathering process take?

Years and years.

300

What is cementation?

the process that glues together sediment.

300

Where can igneous rocks form?

Intrusive will form inside Earth and extrusive will form outside of Earth (land)

400

What substance forms igneous rocks?

Magma or lava

400

What is erosion?

The process that involves the movement/trasport of soil and rock.

400

What is strata?

layers made from sediment

400

How are igneous rocks formed?

Cooling and solidifying of magma or lava

500

Name 3 igneous rocks

pumice, obsidian and granite

500

How can weathering and erosion happen at the same time?

During storms -rainy or windy weather

Locations: near the shore, in rivers and mountains...


500

Name 3 sedimentary rocks

shale, limestone and conglomerate

500

How do sedimentary rocks form?

weathering, erosion, deposition, compaction and cementation make strata.

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