IGNEOUS
GENERAL
METAMORPHIC
TECTONICS
SEDIMENTARY
100

lava forms small crystals to create this type of igneous rock

extrusive

100

granite is an example of this type rock

igneous

100

Metamorphic rocks are rocks that have become changed by these factors

intense heat or pressure

100

the area where 2 tectonic plates meet is called this.

tectonic boundary

100

the process by which sediments form sedimentary rock

Compaction

200

As magma loses heat, it cools and crystallizes into this type rock

igneous

200

ash and rocks from an erupting volcano can affect the climate in this way

cools it off

200

metamorphic rocks are made up of one or more of these materials

minerals

200

tectonic plates moving apart cause earthquakes and this geological phenomenon within the crust

trenches

200

the process of minerals dissolving and then holding the particles together in a sedimentary rock.

Cementation

300

magma that cools off while still inside the earth's surface 

intrusive igneous rock

300

a basic concept in geology that describes transitions among sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous rocks

the rock cycle

300

these rocks are types of metamorphic rock that have parallel bands of grain.

Foliated

300

two tectonic plates moving away from each other creates this boundary

divergent plate boundary

300

minerals, small pieces of plants and other organic matter that settle in one place

sediment

400

igneous rocks are found in this geological phenomenon

volcanic mountains

400

The process by which sediments harden to form sedimentary rock



lithification

400

marble is a type of metamorphic rock that originates from this mineral

limestone

400

tectonic plates that move towards each other create this boundary

convergent boundary

400

sedimentary rocks contain these items that tell us about earth's past

fossils

500

the rate at which igneous rock cools determines this characteristic

texture

500

The upper section of the Earth’s crust is made up of around 95% of this material.



igneous rock

500

metamorphic rocks have this in common with chemical reactions

the rock can't go back to its original form

500

the san andreas fault is what type of boundary



a continental transform fault

500

this example of chemical sedimentary rock includes halite which is used in cooking food.

table salt