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Name______________________
metamorphic
minerals
weathering
rock cycle
igneous
erosion
rocks sedimentary
Use the correct word from above to complete the sentences in the
following paragraph.
__________________ are natural substances that have a definite crystal
structure. Minerals are the building blocks that make up ____________ . There
are three main types of rocks. _______________ rocks are created when molten
rock cools and solidifies. When particles of sand, silt, or other small particles are
compacted and cemented together, ______________________ rocks are
formed. ______________________ rocks are created when one type of rock
undergoes a transformation due to heat, pressure, or chemical reactions. The
process that breaks down rocks is ______________________.
__________________ is the process by which rocks or rock particles are moved
from one place to another place. The process that illustrates the changes
between types of rocks is referred to as the ___________ ____________ .
Circle the best answer for each of the following questions.
1. Non-living substances made up of one or more minerals are known as:
a. trees
b. rocks
c. biotic components
d. mines
2. What type of rock is formed when molten rock cools and solidifies?
a. igneous
b. metamorphic
c. sedimentary
d. mineral
3. When heat and pressure cause a rock to change, this type of rock is formed:
a. igneous
b. metamorphic
c. sedimentary
d. mineral
4. Molten rock that has erupted out of a volcano is known as:
a. sedimentary
b. magma
c. metamorphic
d. lava
5. What process is responsible for breaking down rocks into smaller and smaller
pieces?
a. weathering
b. erosion
c. eruption
d. the rock cycle