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| Rocks | These form mountains, beaches and the ocean floor. They are "Earths building blocks." |
| Sedimentary Rocks | Rocks that have been formed from particlesthat have been carried alog and diposited by wind and water. |
| Metamorphic Rocks | Are rocks that are formed when chemical reactionstremendous heat and/or great pressure change existing rocks into new kinds of rocks. |
| Igneous Rocks | Are rocks that were originally hot, fluid magma within the Earth. |
| Rock Cycle | The continues changing of rocks from one kind to another over long periods of time. |
| Extrusive Rocks | These rocks are formed from lava. An example of this kind of rock is Igneous Rock. (The answer IS NOT Igneous Rock.) |
| Intrusive Rocks | Igneous Rocks that form deep in the Earth. |
| Metamorphisim | Changes that are conducted by large ammounts of heat pressure and/or Chemical reactions. Hint=NOT Metamorphic Rocks! |
| Calasyic Rocks | Rocks that are Sedimentary Rocks that are made of fragments of preiviously existing rocks are known as... |
| Organic Rocks | These rocks are formed either directly or indirectly from material that was once living. |
| Chemical Rocks | This type of rock is formed when sedimentary and other types of rocks that formed in the sea dry up, leaving large ammounts of of minerals that were dissolved by water. This type of mineral creates spectacular formations. |
| Sediments | These particles include bits of rock that form f mud, sand, bones, shells, bones leaves and other remains of living things. Hint= This is NOT Sedimentary Rocks. |
