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KS3 Chemistry

8H The Rock Cycle

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8H The Rock Cycle

Igneous rocks

The rock cycle

Sedimentary rocks

Contents

Metamorphic rocks

Summary activities

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sea

volcanoigneous rocks

basalt

igneous rocksgranite

Rocks riseto the surface byuplift and erosion.

Weathering breaks down rocks.

magma

metamorphic rocks slate and marble

sedimentary rocksmudstone

slow solidification

high pressureand temperature

transportationand deposition

Magma rises to the surfacewhere itcools rapidly.

melt

Rock cycle

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Rock cycle animation

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Complete the sentences

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8H The Rock Cycle

Igneous rocks

The rock cycle

Sedimentary rocks

Contents

Metamorphic rocks

Summary activities

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Glossary

extrusive – Igneous rock that formed above the Earth’s surface and which is made up of very small crystals.

fossil – The remains or traces of a plant or animal preserved in rock, common in sedimentary rock.

igneous – Rocks made from magma that has cooled and solidified.

intrusive – Igneous rock that formed below the Earth’s surface and which is made up of large crystals.

magma – Hot molten rock below the Earth’s surface.

metamorphic – Rocks formed under extreme pressure and temperature from existing rocks.

rock cycle – The cycle linking the processes which form igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks.

sedimentary – Rocks made from layers of sedimentand dead creatures pressurised and cemented together.

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Anagrams

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Across:

2. Rocks made from very small fragments of rock

3. Rocks changed by heat and pressure

6. Molten rock in the ground

8. Rocks formed when magma solidifies

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Crossword

7. The size of crystals in rocks that solidify slowly

Down:

1. The process that glues sedimentary rocks together

4. One factor that causes rocks to change

5. The size of crystals in rocks that solidify quickly

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Multiple-choice quiz