Rocks, Rock Cycle and Layers of the Earth Review
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Rocks, Rock Cycle
and Layers of the
Earth Review
Igneous Rock
Forms when hot
liquid/magma cools and
hardens
Sedimentary Rock
Forms when rocks are
broken down into smaller
pieces and harden
Metamorphic Rock
Forms when rock is
heated or squeezed
Rock Cycle
Continual process by which new
rocks form from old rocks
Rock
Solid mixture of crystals
of one or more minerals
Weathering
Breaking of rocks into
smaller pieces
Erosion
Wind, Water, and Ice
break off and carry grains
of rock
Deposition
Process of water, ice, and gravity
dropping newly formed sediments
Composition
Chemical make up of an
object or combo of
minerals made of
Lithosphere
Crust and Upper Mantle
of the Earth
Lithosphere
Asthenosphere
Region below the
Lithosphere
Mantle
Portion of Earth between
Crust and Core
Upper, Middle, and
Lower
Outer Core
Liquid portion of Earth’s
Core closer to Mantle
Inner Core
Solid portion of Earth’s
Core; Very Center of Earth
Where are rocks
found?
Igneous
Outside and inside Earth
Near Volcanoes
Where are rocks
found?
Sedimentary
Outside Earth on
Canyons, Mountains, Sea
Floor
Where are rocks
found?
Metamorphic
Inside Earth; at Plate Tectonic
Zones
What types of:
Igneous
Intrusive
Extrusive
What types of:
Sedimentary
Clastic
Nonclastic
Chemical
What steps for
the rock to form?
Igneous Rock
Melts to Magma
Cools
What steps for
the rock to form?
Sedimentary Rock
Weathering/Erosion
Deposition
Compaction
Cementation
What steps for
the rock to form?
Metamorphic Rock
Heat
Pressure
Layers of the Earth
Crust
Oceanic
Crust
Middle
Mantle
Continental
Crust
Upper Mantle
Lithosphere
Convection
Currents
Asthenosphere
Lower Mantle
Outer
Core
Inner
Core