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Igneous rock is group of rocks that is formed when melted rock cools and hardens. They are often glossy ,or shiny .Basalt ,granite, obsidian are types of igneous rocks •
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Metamorphic Rocks• Metamorphic rock is a rock that is igneous,
sedimentary ,and other rock that is changed by heat and pressure deep within the earth. May have bands or layers.
• Marble ,gneiss and quartzite are metamorphic rocks.
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Sedimentary Rock
• Sedimentary rock is a rock that weathered many pieces of rock and soil which then settles into layers. The layers are squeezed together until they harden into rock.
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Sedimentary rock
• It’s formed where oceans ,lakes or other bodies of water exist or existed.
• Limestone ,sandstone and conglomerate are kinds of sedimentary rocks.
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ROCK CYCLE
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Igneous • Granite-
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igneous• Basalt-
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igneous• Obsidian-
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metamorphic• MARBLE-
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metamorphic• Gneiss-
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metamorphic• QUARTZITE-
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SEDIMENTARY• Conglomerate-
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Sedimentary• LIMESTONE-
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SEDIMENTARY• SANDSTONE-
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