Across
- 5. This is melted rock that exists in the mantle. When it cools, it will form igneous
- 8. Nothing can move or change without this
- 9. This process involves breaking down rocks into smaller pieces
- 11. This is the process of packing sediments into layers or clusters...this is also how fossils are made
- 12. The process of plate motion that moves ANY type of rock down into Earth's interior
- 13. This type of rock is formed when magma cools...location doesn't matter
- 16. The second half of the process needed to form sedimentary rock
- 17. The process of melted rock cooling to form igneous rock
- 18. The broken down pieces of rock that are formed as a result of weathering
Down
- 1. This is magma above ground
- 2. They are the naturally occurring building blocks for rocks...a mix of them may result in different types of rock formations
- 3. The process of plate motion that moves rock from Earth's interior to the surface
- 4. This type of rock forms from sediments being compacted and cemented (usually by gravity and pressure) into layers or clusters
- 6. This type of rock forms when rock doesn't melt in the mantle, but is pushed further into Earth's interior and experiences intense heat and pressure
- 7. The current in Earth's interior that keeps plates
- 10. The study of rocks and Earth's processes that cause rocks to transform
- 14. The second half of the process needed to form sedimentary rock
- 15. This happens to rock when it is subducted down into the mantle
- 19. This is the process involving moving sediments from one place to another
