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multi-word fill quiz 8Hwf2 on "The rock cycle"
change fossils high igneous marble metamorphic pressure sandstone sedimentary shale slate temperature
1. Some rocks that already exist can be changed by high
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and pressure into
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rocks.
2. The high
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is caused by the weight of all the rock layers above.
3. The word metamorphic means
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in form and these rocks can be formed either soft
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rocks or from the usually harder
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rocks.
4. Some examples of metamorphic rocks are:
(a) the sedimentary rocks limestone and chalk can be changed into the very hard rock
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,
(b) the sedimentary rock
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is changed into the highly layered
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used for roofing,
(c) the sedimentary rock
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is changed into white 'sugary looking' quartzite.
5a. You do not usually find
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in metamorphic rock even they were in the original sedimentary rock because the
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slate
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temperature and pressure will destroy them.
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