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A foliation B. grains C. igneous rock D. lava E lithification 1. a naturally occurring solid mixture made of minerals, rock fragments, organic matter, or glass 2. the individual particles in rocks 3. type of rock that forms when magma or lava cools and hardens 4. molten rock found inside Earth 5. molten rock that erupts onto Earth's surface 6. type of rock made of layers that are pressed or cemented together 7. process through which sediment turns into rock 8. type of rock that results from changes that occur in existing rocks 9. name for the original rocks that are changed into metamorphic rocks 10. Metamorphic rock sometimes has this layered appearance. F. magma G. metamorphic H. parent rock i rock J. sedimentary

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{'1': 'i rock', '2': 'B. grains', '3': 'C. igneous rock', '4': 'D. lava', '5': 'F. magma', '6': 'A foliation', '7': 'E lithification', '8': 'G. metamorphic', '9': 'H. parent rock', '10': 'G. metamorphic'}

  • Q: Define each of these terms. A: A foliation: type of layering that appears in certain rocks caused by the alignment of mineral crystals, Grains: the individual particles in rocks, Igneous rock: type of rock that forms when magma or lava cools and hardens, Lava: molten rock that erupts onto Earth's surface, Lithification: process through which sediment turns into rock, Metamorphic: type of rock that results from changes that occur in existing rocks, Parent rock: name for the original rocks that are changed into metamorphic rocks, Sedimentary: type of rock made of layers that are pressed or cemented together.