Igneous
Sedimentary
Rock Cycle
Rock facts
Metamorphic
100

What are igneous rocks made of?

Cooled magma or lava

100

What a strata? 

One layer of rock

100

What is texture?

The size shape, and grain of a rock

100

What is a rock?

A naturally occurring solid made of minerals

100

What is needed for metamorphic rocks to form?

Heat and pressure

200

How do fine grained igneous rocks form? 

When magma cools quickly

200

What is stratification? 

The process of being put into layers

200

What is deformation? 

A change in a rock because of a force put on it. (Rocks can stretch, bend, or be squeezed)

200

How did people in the past use rocks?

Tools, weapons, shelters

200

What are the two groups of metamorphic rocks? 

Foliated and Nonfoliated

300

What are intrusive igneous rock?

When magma cools inside the crust

300

What is weathering? 

When wind and water wear apart a rock into smaller pieces called sediments

300

What is the rock cycle? 

When rocks change from one kind to another over and over.

300

How are rocks classified?

Type of rock they are, composition, and texture

300

What does foliated metamorphosis look like? 

Rock with lines or bands of minerals

400

What are extrusive igneous rocks?

 When magma cools on the outside surface of Earth

400

What is erosion? 

The process of washing away sediment to another location

400

What happens to minerals under heat and pressure? 

The minerals become more stable

400

Name the 3 groups of rocks. 

Igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic

400

What does nonfoliated metamorphosis look like? 

No bands but sparkles with minerals

500

Tell the 3 ways magma forms. 

1 rock is heated, 

2 pressure is released 

3. The composition of the rock changes

500

Name the 3 types of sedimentary rocks. 

Clastic, Chemical, and Organic (Biochemical)

500

Name the steps in the rock cycle in order. 

Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, Cementation, Heat and Pressure

500

What is composition?

Chemical makeup of the rock

500

Name 3 uses for metamorphic rock

Counter Tops, Grave stones, Statues, Columns, and Buildings