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Sedimentary Rocks
Metamorphic Changes
Heat And Pressure
Changing Rocks.
Mountains And Minerals
100
This is one of shale's grandchildren.
What is garnet or graphite.
100
This can push into rocks underground.
What is magma.
100
The process in which an existing rock is changed by heat and pressure.
What is metamorphism.
100
This one of the common metamorphic rocks that form as shale.
What is slate, phyllite, schist, or gneiss.
100
Lava and magma change in this land feature.
What is a mountain.
200
This is limestone's child.
What is marble.
200
Surface rock can be covered by this.
What is lava.
200
The process in which a mineral's atomic bonds are broken and then rejoined in new ways.
What is recrystallization.
200
This causes a rock to flatten in one direction.
What is pressure.
200
Pressure and temperature increase to make rocks this.
What are shiny rocks.
300
This is schist's parent.
What is shale.
300
Rock can be changed by this.
What is heat.
300
An arrangement of minerals in flat or wavy parallel bands, a common property in metamorphic rocks.
What is a foliation.
300
This increases.
What is heat or pressure.
300
This mineral cannot be split into layers.
What is marble.
400
This is marble's parent.
What is limestone.
400
Sedimentary rocks can be changed into this mineral.
What is slate.
400
These rocks form from molten rock.
What are igneous rocks.
400
This can cause new minerals to form in place of older ones.
What is recrystallization.
400
The bands are thin when metamorphism has these.
What are low levels.
500
This is garnet's sibling.
What is graphite.
500
This is hot enough to bake into sedimentary rock
What is magma.
500
These rocks form from earlier rock.
What are sedimentary rocks.
500
This is one of the conditions of parent rocks.
What is temperature or pressure.