Across
- 4. Refers to layer or layering in volcanic deposits: sheet-like.
- 5. Deep cracks caused by rock movement during earthquakes.
- 7. An opening through which lava and rock fragments erupt, typically within a volcanic crater
- 8. Igneous rock which intrudes between pre-existing rock along the direction of foliation in metamorphic rock.
- 13. Bubbles formed by volcanic gases
- 14. Molten rock beneath the earth’s surface.
- 15. metamorphic rock formed from limestone
- 16. Results from layers of sediment leading to compaction.
- 17. A vertical igneous intrusion which is perpendicular to or laid across pre-existing rock formations.
Down
- 1. Cracks which are often vertical. They are caused by shrinkage or release of pressure as rocks erode.
- 2. A chemical compound that can dissolve in water.
- 3. Hollow or depression usually at the top of a volcano.
- 6. A chunk of rock within igneous rock that is not from the parent rock, or original magma, but belongs to surrounding country rock.
- 9. A wide-spread igneous intrusion extending into earth’s crust.
- 10. fine-grained igneous rock, almost black, which is formed by a less viscous form of lava.
- 11. Small volcanic rock and pumice resulting from a volcanic explosion.
- 12. A mineral’s tendency to fracture along smooth planes which reflect the mineral’s internal structure.
