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Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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show any rock that forms from magma or lava  
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show forms when particles of other rocks or the remains of plants and animals are pressed and cemented together  
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show formed when an existing rock is changed by heat, pressure, or chemical reactions  
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show molten rock (from deep beneath Earth's surface)  
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lava   show
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extrusive rock   show
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intrusive rock   show
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Two types of igneous rocks   show
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show 1) clastic 2) organic rock 3) chemical rock  
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show a sedimentary rock that formed when rock fragments (pieces) are squeezed together  
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organic rock   show
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chemical rock   show
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Example of chemical rock   show
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show shale & sandstone  
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example of organic rock   show
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show organic limestone  
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show 1) fringing reefs 2) barrier reefs 3) atolls  
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show are close to shore, separated from land by shallow water  
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barrier reefs   show
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atoll   show
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How metamorphic rock forms   show
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show foliated (grains arranged in parallel layers or bands that result in thin, flat layering) or nonfoliated (randomly arranged grains--do not split into layers)  
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types of metamorphic rock   show
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rock cycle   show
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Metamorphic rock forms from what types of rocks?   show
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show Erosion  
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show Heat & pressure  
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show the forces of mountain building, where rocks are pushed slowly upward  
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show melting into magma and then through volcanic activity  
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One trip through the rock cycle   show
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show heat & pressure  
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shale (sedimentary rock) + heat + pressure =   show
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sandstone (sedimentary rock) + heat + pressure =   show
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show gneiss (metamorphic rock)  
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Uses of metamorphic rock   show
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show marble (metamorphic)  
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show Sandstone & limestone are used as building materials; capitol building in Washington, DC, is built of sandstone  
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Uses of igneous rocks   show
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