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| Name the three types of rocks | Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic
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| Explain the path that a rock would take from igneous to sedimentary | It would erode (deposit, compact, cement)
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| Intrusive igneous rocks have ________ sized crystals | Large
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| Name the two types of metamorphic rocks | Foliated and Non-Foliated
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| Name the two types of igneous rocks | Instrusive and Extrusive
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| Name the three types of sedimentary rocks | Clastic, Organic and Chemical
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| Describe how an igneous rock forms | From cooled molten rock
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| Describe how a metamorphic rock forms | Heat and Pressure
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| Describe how a sedimentary rock forms | Sediments are compacted and cemented
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| Explain the difference between lava and magma | Magma is molten rock inside the earth; Lava erupts from a volcano
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| Describe an extrusive igneous rock | small to no crystals; holes; glassy
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| What is foliated? | A metamorphic rock that is bent in layers
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| How are rocks classified? | By how they are formed
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| Where do intrusive igneous rocks form? | Deep underground
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| How would a sedimentary rock become metamorphic? | Heat and Pressure
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| How would an igneous rock become metamorphic? | Heat and Pressure
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| What are 3 ways that rocks are eroded? | Wind, moving water and ice
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| Rocks are made of.... | Minerals
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| A rock's texture describes its | Grains
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| The texture of a rock with big crystals is called | Course-Grained
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