Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocls crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock. I got the melting magma and cooling magma mixed up in the interactive activity. Madison Schnell
i was 100% successful.what occurs in the cycle is when a volcanoe explodes and then cools it creates igneous rock. then when the rock moves and then deposited it becomes under pressure then the cycle starts over again.
rocks melt and make magma, magma cools and makes igneous rocks. Volcanic erpuptions and make igneous rocks. Rocks crumble and move. small bits deposit in layer and make sedimentary rock. Rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rocks. Ethan Mercurio
volcanoes happen and the rocks and minerals move down and small bits and peices move down in layers to make sedimentary. the rocks get buried and changes them into metomorphic rock. rocks melt and make magma. magma cools and makes ignious rock. YAHANZ VELASQUEZ
I was not very successful, mainly I got 50% and I had to press the show button. But the interactive was confusing I couldn't follow it very well. In all the cycle works like this: 1.) Volcanic eruption causes Igneous rocks to form 2.) Rocks form layers to become Sedimentary rocks 3.) The buried rock is under heat and pressure and becomes Metamorphic 4.) Finally the Metamorphic rocks melt and form magma and restarts the entire cycle all over again
I was 100% correct. the rock cycle pretty much goes like this, 1.the rock melts and makes magma 2.the magma cools off and makes igneous rocks 3.the volcano erupts and the igneous rocks go everywhere 4.the rocks move all around and crumble 5.the tiny pieces form layers that form rocks 6.when the rock is buried, the pressure and heat make them into metamorphic rocks
Stephanie, the rock cycle doesnt start over after it is under heat and pressure, the rock melts and makes magma, then the magma cools and makes igneous rock, then the cycle starts over again.
In the rock cycle rocks move, heat up, cool and form. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then pieces of rock deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock. This cycle continues over and over again. I very successful and did it correctly.
I got 100% the volcanioc eruption creates igneaose rock. Then the rocks crumble and move down the moutain. The small bits that are deposited in the layers of rock make sedimentary rock. The rock that gets buried heat and pressure change the rock into metamorphic rock. The rock starts to melt and makes magma. Then the magma cools and makes the igneous rock. Then it erupys and starts all over again. By: Ted young
i was succsesful/ 1. rock melts and makes magma. 2.magmas cools and forms igneos rock. 3. volcanic eruption makes igneous rock. 4. rock crumbles and moves away. 5.small bits deposit and form layers and makes sedimentry rock. 6. rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamophic rock.
Stephanie: In the rock cycle not only igneous is formed, but also metamorphic and sedimentary. All this occurs through heat pressure and cooling. Why do you think there is this cycle? I wonder what our earth would be like without this.
Volacnoes erupt and make ingneous rock. The ingneous rock is crubled and is depsodited in small bits to create sedimentary rock. The rock is melted and turned into metamorphic rock and is then melted and then cools creating ingneous rock. I didn't get any wrong.
there was alot of things going on in the rock cycle like when magma comes out of and is igneious rocks and then after it hardens then the rocks melt and makes magma and before it cools it makes magma
I got 100%. first the magma cools to make igneous rock,volcanic eruptions create igneous rock,rocks crumble and move,small bits deposit and make sedimentary rock, heat and pressure create metamorphic rocks.
It was really easy to do. The rocks move and the volcano erupts and the rocks harden into igneous rocks. The rocks get burried and the heat changes it to metamorphic rock. The rocks melt and make magma. Magmum cools and make igneous rocks.
the rocks melt and make magma then the rock cools and forms ingenous rocks.when a volcano erupts it makes a ingenous rocks then the rocks crumble and move.small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock.rocks get buried and heat and pressure change them into metamorpic rock.
within the rock cycle, rocks will be formed, crumble, move, deposite and burn. the first thing that accurs in the rock cycle is that volcanic eruptions cause igneous rock. next, the rocks will crumble and move. third, sedimentry rock if formed by small bits of rocks being depostied in layers. then the rocks are changed into metamorphic rock because they get buried heat and pressure. next the rocks melt and make magma. Lastly, the magma cools and makes igneous rock once again. now we are back at the start of the cylce. but since its a cycle you could really jump into it anywhere. you dont really have to start at once cetain spot. during the interactive activity, i got a couple of them mixed up.
I agree with sean about the interactive activity being hard to follow. I think they should have numbered the cycle to see which happens first and so on.
Rocks cool, melts, crumble,move, gets buried, and deposits in layers. During the rock cycle rocks turn into igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary rocks, and ,melts and turns into magma. When there is a volcanic eruption or when magma cools it turns into igneous rock. When rocks are buried, heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. When small bits deposit in layer, it makes sedimentary rock.
In the rock cycle there are six different steps. The frist thing that hjappens in the rock cycle is that a volcanic eruption occurs and makes igneous rock. The second stage is that the rocks all crumble and start to move. Then small bits of the rock deposits and they are on top of each other forming sedimentary rock. Fourth rock gets buried then heat and pressure forms into metamorphic rock. Fifth rpock melts and forms magma then last the magma cools and makes igneous rock. In this activity i got the magma cools and makes igneous rock mixed up with rock melts and makes magma. This activity helped me understand forming of rocks better than i knew it.
Rock sediments get formed into metamorphic rocks which gets turned into magma and erupts. Then it turns into crumbled up rocks and turns into sedimentary rocks.
I got 100%. First Magma cools down to make the igneous rocks. Rocks Crumble and make little bits and move to different places and make sedimentary rocks which make metamorphic rocks.
Rock sediments get formed into metamorphic rocks which gets turned into magma and erupts. Then it turns into crumbled up rocks and turns into sedimentary rocks.
There are 6 steps in the Rock Cycle. The rock cycle is when rocks move, cool, heat up and form. The first step is volcanic eruptions happen, which makes igneous rock. he second step is that the rocks crumble and start to move. Then the third step is when pieces of rock are deposited and then they are set into layers over time, this makes the sedimentary rocks. After that comes the fourth step which is when the rocks get "buried" and then the pressure makes the sedimentry rocks turn in metamorphic rocks. The fifth step is when the rock can melt and turn into hot magma. Then the last step is when the magma cools and makes igneous rock. This cycle then starts over and repeats intself. I was not very successful at first and then after a while I really thought about it and got it to work.
@ sean, you skipped a step. after The buried rock is under heat and pressure becomes Metamorphic rock the magmae cools and becomes igneous rock once again. then the cyle starts over. other than this, i agree with you.
Rocks move,heat up and cool down in the rock cycle.First volcanic eruptions form igneous rocks. Next,rocks move and crumble. Next,small bits or rocks deposits in layers to form sedimentary rocks. Then, rocks get buried and heat/pressure turn it into metamorphic rock. The rock melts and makes magma.Next, magma cools and igneeous forms. Then the cycle repeats over and over again. I was very sucessful on the activity and did it correctly.
Sean in the rock cycle there are six different steps. The second step is rocks crumble and move. The sixth step is that magma cools and makes igneous rock, so after metamorphic rock is formed the cycle does not start over again.
First the volcano erupts and igneous rocks forms, the rocks start to crumble and move. Small parts depostite into layers and start to form sedimentery rocks. Next rocks get burried and heat and pressure change them back into metamorphoic rocks. Rocks get melted and is turned into lava/magma. An eruption happens and magma cools to make igneous rocks. I got the score of 100%
rock melts and makes magma-magma cools and makes igneous- erupts makeing igneous-then they crumble and move-rock deposits making sedimentry rock-rock burns then heat annd pressure change tem to metomorphic roc. Brendan Mcwilliams
Megan Sheridian: I think the cycle does start again because after the eruption then the rocks start to form and then eventually crumble and move which starts over the new cycle. It takes a VERY long time for it to restart though.
In the rock cycle rocks move, heat up, cool and form. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then pieces of rock deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock. This cycle continues over and over again. I very successful and did it correctly.
rocks melt and make magma, magma cools and makes igneous rocks. Volcanic erpuptions and make igneous rocks. Rocks crumble and move. small bits deposit in layer and make sedimentary rock. Rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rocks.
Sean in the rock cycle there are six different steps. The second step is rocks crumble and move. The sixth step is that magma cools and makes igneous rock, so after metamorphic rock is formed the cycle does not start over again.
Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocks crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock.
I was somehow I was very succesful and got 100%. A summary of this game was that rocks are formed by a volcanic eruption creating igneous rock,these rocks then start to crumble and move, they then small pieces are then deposited into layers and then become sedimentary rock. These rocks are burried and heat and preasure changes them into metamorphic rock after this rocks melt and makes magma the magma then cools and makes igneous rock. Then after all of this has happened the cycle pretty much repeats itself.
Rocks move,heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle.1st valcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocks crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentry rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure chance them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock.I was 100% successful.
I got one wrong. rocks melt and make magma, Magma cools, volcanic eruption creates igneous rock, crumble and move, bits deposit and create sedimentary rock, rock gets buried metamorphicrock forms
The first thing that happens is the rock melts inside a volcano and magma forms. Secondly, the magma cools and igneous rock forms. After that, a volcanic eruption makes more igneous rock. When the volcano erupts as so, the igneous rock crumbles and moves. Next, small bits deposite in layers to make seddimentary rock. And finally, the rock gets buried- heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Abby Bacher:D
volcanoe eruputs and create igneaous rock, rocks crumble and move, small bits deposit layer and make sedimentary rocks,rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic, rock melts and makes magma, magma cools and makes igneous rocks that makes the rock cycle
rocks move,heat up,cool and form in the rock cycle.the rock cycle goes like this volcanic eruption makes igneous rock,then rocks crumble and move.small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock.rocks get buried and heat and pressure change them into metamorphic rock.then rocks melt and they make magma,last magma cools and makes igneous rocks.i was a little confused about if cooling magma made igneous rocks or if volcanic eruptions made them.
@ sean, you skipped a step. after The buried rock is under heat and pressure becomes Metamorphic rock the magma cools and becomes igneous rock once again. then the cycle starts over. other than this, i agree with you.
i got 100%. Eruptions make igneouse rock. Rocks crumble and move, Small bits deposit in layers. rocks get burried and get change into metamorphic rock,rock meltsand makes magma magma cools and creates igneouse rock and the cycle continues
rock melts and makes magma, then magma cools and makes igneous rock, volcanis erruption makes igneous rock, rocks crumble and move, small bits build up layers and make sedimentary rock, rocks get buried by heat and change into metomorpic rock. then the process starts all over again.
Rocks heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. 1st: volcanic eruptions make igneous rocks. 2nd:rocks crumble and move 3rd:small bits deposit in layers of sedimentary rocks. 4th:rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rocks. 5th:rocks melt and make magma 6th:magma cools and makes igneous rocks.
I did pretty well, I had them all right but then I switched them and got them wrong but other than that I did good. Summary: 1st volcanic eruption makes igneous rocks and then they crumble and move. Then small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rocks. Rocks get bruied heat and pressure can change them to metamorphic rock. Then the rocks melt and makes magma, lastly magma cools and makes igneous rocks.
I got everything right on my first try. Basically, volcanic eruptions make igneous rock, the rocks move, make sedimentary rock, it is changed into metamorphic rock, rock melts and makes magma, magma cools and makes ingneous rock.
A lot of people got 100% on the interactive activity. I wonder if they knew the answers or just found out which ones they fit into, ahah cause that's partly what I did and partly I also knew the order. Anyone else think that?
Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocls crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock. I got the melting magma and cooling magma mixed up in the interactive activity. jordan harbour
Valcano erupts and makes igneous rock,rocks crumble and move, small bits in layers and make sedimentary rock, rocks get buried under heat and pressurethat change them to metomorphic, rocks melt and make magma, magma cools and makes igneous rock, and then the cycle repeats over and over again. this goes on for billions of years and never stops. the earth has been around longer than the cycle of the rocks.
Rocks move, rocks heat up and cool. Volcanic eruption makes igneous rock. Then rocks crumble. Small bits deposit in layers. That makes sedimentry rocks. Rocks get buried and heat pressure. In this activity I got a 100% on my 1st try it was pretty easy for me.
I was 100 percent successful. First, magma cools into a rock form called igneous rock. Then the rocks crumble and move. The third step is: small bits of rocks deposits into many layers and make sedimentary rocks. Fourth Step: Rocks get buried into heat and pressure which make metamorphic rocks.
I got a 100%. A rock doesn't have a start or an end so I will start with the volcano. The rock gets heated up to make magma. When the lava cools it creates igneous rock. When the rock crumbles over time and deposits in the ground, makeing sedimentary rock. It then happens all over again.
What happens during the Rock Cycle is that : Rock melts and makes magma. Magma cools and makes Igneous rocks. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Lastly, Volcanic eruptions makes Igneous rock and rocks crumble and move.
I was succsesful in this game, a breif summary is the volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, rocks crumble then move, small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock, the rocks get burried and heat and pressure change them into metamorphic rock, the rock then melts and makes megma then the megma cools and makes igneous rock.
@Stephanie, When the rock deposits it makes sedimentary rock, then when it heats under pressure to make metamorphic rock.
The rocks will move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. volcanic eruprions will create ignerous rock then the rocks crumble and move. the the pieces create sedimentary rock. then it gets buried and heated and turns into metamorphic rock. then it melts into magma. after awhile it cools and creates igneous rock i did ok in the rock cycle game but i have to work on the order the rock cycle happens a little better.
I got most of them correct but I missed when rock melts and creates magma. And magma cools and makes igneous, I mismatched them. I'll start out with the volcano erruption,then the rock crumbles and rolls, small bits deposite in layers and make sedimentary rock, rock gets buried heat and pressure change them into metamorphic rock, rock melts and turns into magma,
volcanic eruption makes igneous rock.rocks crumble and move.some deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. rocks get buried heat and pressure change the to metamorphic rock.rocks melt and make magma.magma cools and makes igneous rocks.
I agree with Madison Schnell: I agree with her because rocks move and form. Also, volcanic rock forms into or makes Igneous rock. Lastly, The rock melts and hels makes magma.
I was very successful at this game and I liked it very much can I do it again!Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock.
I got it the first time because I clicked the show button. First there is a volcanic eruption which creates lots of igneus rocks. The rocks crumble and move away. parts are deposited and morph into sediments. rocks are buried due to heat and pressure. The rocks will melt and are soon spit from the volcano again.
I got it on the first try. Easy. I just followed the pictures! In the rock cycle, rocks heat up, cool down, move and new rocks can form in the rock cycle. The first step is Volcanic eruption makes igneous rock. Then, rocks crumble and move. After that,small bits of rock deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock then gets buried and heat and pressure change them into metamorphic rock. Then, rock melts and makes magma. Finally, magma cools and makes igneous rocks.
I was not very succesful at the game. Rocks melt and make magma, volcanoes erupt, rocks crumble and move, small bits deposits in layers, rocks get burried heat and pressure change them.
I can't believe you clicked the show button! That is forbidden! But anyways, that's a way to show the right answers! What do you think about the rock cycle? I think it is kind of similar to the water cycle...Never ending, always continuing. I think it is pretty interesting.
@ Jenna Duebber: Well actually, you're the one that clicked it for me so.... Haha. Yes it is very similar to the water cycle, but that was boring too. No offence Martz, I think that the rock cycle is not going to be very fun.
in the rock cycle, rocks will be formed,they will crumble, move, deposite and burn. the first thing that accurs in the rock cycle is that volcanic eruptions cause igneous rock. next, the rocks will break and move away. after that, sedimentry rock is formed by small little pieces of rocks being depostied in lots of layers. then the rocks are changed into metamorphic rock because they get buried by heat and pressure. then the rocks melt and make magma.afterwards, the magma cools and makes igneous rock again.then the cycle repeats.
Volcanic eruption makes igneous rocks, from there the rocks crumble and move. The small bits are deposited in layers and make sedimentary rocks. Then the rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. The rocks melts and makes magma, the magma cools and makes igneous rock.
Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle.First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocls crumble and move. i got 100 percent on the quiz on my first try mainly because i studied alot but small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock.
Rock sediments get formed into metamorphic rocks which gets turned into magma and erupts. Then it turns into crumbled up rocks and turns into sedimentary rocks.
Volcanoes make an igneous rock. the rocks crumble and move. they make sedimentary rock. rock gets buried and heat and pressure make a metamorphic rock. rock melts and makes magma. magma cools and makes igneous rock.
When I did the rock cycle, I scored 100%! I discovered that most rocks start as igneous, or metamorphic. Once that rock breaks down, it joins together with other broken down rocks to make sedimentary rocks.
Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocls crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock.
-Rocks can heat, cool , and move. -Volcanoes make igneous rocks -If a rock is under the Earth's surface heat and pressure make metamorphic rock - Sedimentary rocks are made from small particles carried by wind or water.
For the rock cycle the first thing that happens is a volcano erupts and makes igneous rocks. Then the rocks move and crumble into a ball. The small bits of peices layers up to make a sedimentary rock.Then the rock gets buried the heat and pressure will end up changing them intoa metaphoric rock. The metamophic rock melts into magma.finaly the magma wll cool up and make a igneous rock.
i got a 100% on the test :-) -volacanic eruptions make the igneous rock -then the rocks crumble -small deposits are formed then layered to make sedimentary rocks -rocks are then buried. pressure and heat changes them to metamorphic rock. - rocks make magma -magma then cool to make igneous rock . -then the cycle starts all over agian
I was 100% successful I brief summary of what happens in the rock cycle is first rocks melt and make magma, then magma cools and makes igneous rock, next rocks crumble and move, then small bits deposit in layers to make sedimentary rock, next rock gets buried and then heat and pressure change them to metamorphic. It continues over and over again after that.
@ Sara Dirr Don't you think that it is kind of odd how the cycle turns some rock into every kind of rock type through its "life".
I was not very successful. I scored low and had no idea what I was doing. The rock cycle is hard to explain but it starts when a volcano erupts. During the eruption igneous rock is formed. The rocks slowly crumble and cool down. Then the small pieces are compacted and therefore making sedimentary rock. Those rocks eventually get burned and are turned into metamorphic rocks. Those rocks melt and make magma. Then repeat that again and again and that’s how the rock cycle works.
i was not successful at all.But i learened that rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock.2 rock melts to make magma.3 Magma cools to make igneous rock.4 volcanic eroption makes igneous rocks.those are some of the facts we learened in this activity.Nathan stenger.
Rocks crumble and move the small bits form sedimentary rock which then under pressure melts and turns into magma it is then cooled and made into igneous rock the volcanic moves the igneous rock and the process starts over.
Xaiver@ I had an extremly diffacult time. How did you get it on the first try did you guess or did you know it? When I did it everything looked the same.
1: Rock gets buried,heat and pressure change them into metamorphic rock. 2: Rocks melts and makes magma. 3: magma cools and makes igneous rock. 4: volvanic eruption makes igneous rock. 5: rocks crumble and move. 6: small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock.
hey maddison schnell i saw that you posted a comment to stephanie saying that the cycle doesn't start over till the rocks are under heat. after the cycle has happened doesn't the volcanic rocks turn back into small igneous rock agian after it comes out of the volcano
The first thing that happens in the rock cycle is a volcanoe erupts making igneous rock. Next is rocks then crumble and move.Step three is small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentry rock. Then rocks get buried and heat and pressure change the sedimentry rocks to metamorphic rocks. Next rock melts and makes magma. Lastly magma cools and makes igneous rock. I thought the diagram was diffucult was hard to follow but I got a 100% any way.
I got a 67%. An eruption makes igneous rock. Then rocks crumble and move. Small bits deposit to make sedimentary rock. Heat and pressure changes it to metamorphic. Rock melts and makes lava. Finnaly, magma cools and becomes igneous rock.
what happens in the rock cycle is the rocks crumble and move, small bits deposit in layers and make sedamintary rocks, those rocks get buried, heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rocks, those rocks melt and make magma, the magma cool and makes igneous rock.
First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocks crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma magma cools and makes igneous rock. I got a 100% and didn't even know it. I just guessed.
Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocls crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock.
I was 100% successful because I read them and tried to go in order for them to make sense. The first thing that happens is, the volcano erupts. Next the rocks are crumbled and it moved, then it deposited into layers and make a sedimentary rock. After that the rocks get heat pressured and changed into a metaphoric rock. Jennifer Somtrakool Then the rocks melt into magma, and magma cools and make an igneous rock.
I was 80% successful. The rock cycle starts with a volcano erupting and making igneous rock. These rocks crumble and move and eventually deposit in layers to make sedimentary rock. Heat and pressure change these rocks into metamorphic rock. The rock melts and makes magma. Magma cools and makes igneous rock. -Kaleigh McCarthy
i got 100 persent successful on the rock cycle. what happens when a volcanoe explodes and then cools it makes a igneous rock. when the rock moves and then deposited it becomes under pressyre then the cycle starts over again.
thr rocks move,heat up and they form into a rock.the volcano erups and maked ingenous rocks then the rocks crumble and move.small bits deposite in layers and they make sedimentry rocks.thr rocks gey burried and the heat and pressure changes them into metamorphic rocks.then the magma cools into and makes a ingenous rock again
1. rock melts and makes magma 2.the magma cools and makes igneous rock. 3.volcanc eruption makes igneous rock. 4.rock crumbles and moves. 5.small bits deposit into layers creating sedimentary rock. 6.the rock then gets burried and pressured to change into metamorphic rock. 7.rock melts into magma......the process repeat itself.
i got 100 percentn well rock under ground heats up and is turened to magma then then valcano explodes.the igneous rock explodes from the valcano and the procecess happens again.
I scored 67% 1.)Volcain eruption makes igneous rock. 2.)Rocks crumble and move. 3.)Small bits deposit and make sedimentary rock. 4.)Rock gets burried heat and pressure change them back to metamorphic rock. 5.)Rock melts and makes igneous rock. 6.)rock melts and makes magma.
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Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocls crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock. I got the melting magma and cooling magma mixed up in the interactive activity.
Madison Schnell
i was 100% successful.what occurs in the cycle is when a volcanoe explodes and then cools it creates igneous rock. then when the rock moves and then deposited it becomes under pressure then the cycle starts over again.
rocks melt and make magma, magma cools and makes igneous rocks. Volcanic erpuptions and make igneous rocks. Rocks crumble and move. small bits deposit in layer and make sedimentary rock. Rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rocks.
Ethan Mercurio
volcanoes happen and the rocks and minerals move down and small bits and peices move down in layers to make sedimentary. the rocks get buried and changes them into metomorphic rock. rocks melt and make magma. magma cools and makes ignious rock.
YAHANZ VELASQUEZ
I was not very successful, mainly I got 50% and I had to press the show button. But the interactive was confusing I couldn't follow it very well. In all the cycle works like this:
1.) Volcanic eruption causes Igneous rocks to form
2.) Rocks form layers to become Sedimentary rocks
3.) The buried rock is under heat and pressure and becomes Metamorphic
4.) Finally the Metamorphic rocks melt and form magma and restarts the entire cycle all over again
I got 100%.The rock is melted then it erupts from the volcano and layers are made and the presser melts the rock and the cycle starts again.
I was 100% correct. the rock cycle pretty much goes like this,
1.the rock melts and makes magma
2.the magma cools off and makes igneous rocks
3.the volcano erupts and the igneous rocks go everywhere
4.the rocks move all around and crumble
5.the tiny pieces form layers that form rocks
6.when the rock is buried, the pressure and heat make them into metamorphic rocks
i agree with ethan and volcanic eruptions make ignious rock
YAHANZ VELASQUEZ
Stephanie, the rock cycle doesnt start over after it is under heat and pressure, the rock melts and makes magma, then the magma cools and makes igneous rock, then the cycle starts over again.
In the rock cycle rocks move, heat up, cool and form. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then pieces of rock deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock. This cycle continues over and over again. I very successful and did it correctly.
I got 100% the volcanioc eruption creates igneaose rock. Then the rocks crumble and move down the moutain. The small bits that are deposited in the layers of rock make sedimentary rock. The rock that gets buried heat and pressure change the rock into metamorphic rock. The rock starts to melt and makes magma. Then the magma cools and makes the igneous rock. Then it erupys and starts all over again.
By: Ted young
Sean, there is also a 5th step, after the magma melts, the magma cools and makes igneous rock, then the cycyle starts over.
i was succsesful/ 1. rock melts and makes magma. 2.magmas cools and forms igneos rock. 3. volcanic eruption makes igneous rock. 4. rock crumbles and moves away. 5.small bits deposit and form layers and makes sedimentry rock. 6. rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamophic rock.
i agree with madison the cycle she put down is corect
Stephanie: In the rock cycle not only igneous is formed, but also metamorphic and sedimentary. All this occurs through heat pressure and cooling. Why do you think there is this cycle? I wonder what our earth would be like without this.
i agree with sean and how the cycle happens
Volacnoes erupt and make ingneous rock. The ingneous rock is crubled and is depsodited in small bits to create sedimentary rock. The rock is melted and turned into metamorphic rock and is then melted and then cools creating ingneous rock. I didn't get any wrong.
there was alot of things going on in the rock cycle like when magma comes out of and is igneious rocks and then after it hardens then the rocks melt and makes magma and before it cools it makes magma
i got 100%, and the rocks broke down and then got buried,then melted into magma to make igneous rock
I got 100%. first the magma cools to make igneous rock,volcanic eruptions create igneous rock,rocks crumble and move,small bits deposit and make sedimentary rock, heat and pressure create metamorphic rocks.
It was really easy to do. The rocks move and the volcano erupts and the rocks harden into igneous rocks. The rocks get burried and the heat changes it to metamorphic rock. The rocks melt and make magma. Magmum cools and make igneous rocks.
I agree with Alex because I thought the cycle works the same way too. I also got 100%.
the rocks melt and make magma then the rock cools and forms ingenous rocks.when a volcano erupts it makes a ingenous rocks then the rocks crumble and move.small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock.rocks get buried and heat and pressure change them into metamorpic rock.
Adam Lyons
i agree with madison the cycle that she putis correct and is in very good order and is very well written
within the rock cycle, rocks will be formed, crumble, move, deposite and burn. the first thing that accurs in the rock cycle is that volcanic eruptions cause igneous rock. next, the rocks will crumble and move. third, sedimentry rock if formed by small bits of rocks being depostied in layers. then the rocks are changed into metamorphic rock because they get buried heat and pressure. next the rocks melt and make magma. Lastly, the magma cools and makes igneous rock once again. now we are back at the start of the cylce. but since its a cycle you could really jump into it anywhere. you dont really have to start at once cetain spot. during the interactive activity, i got a couple of them mixed up.
I agree with sean about the interactive activity being hard to follow. I think they should have numbered the cycle to see which happens first and so on.
i agree with batmansteak(yahanz) because the rocks get buried and changes them into metomorphic rock.
Rocks cool, melts, crumble,move, gets buried, and deposits in layers. During the rock cycle rocks turn into igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary rocks, and ,melts and turns into magma. When there is a volcanic eruption or when magma cools it turns into igneous rock. When rocks are buried, heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. When small bits deposit in layer, it makes sedimentary rock.
In the rock cycle there are six different steps. The frist thing that hjappens in the rock cycle is that a volcanic eruption occurs and makes igneous rock. The second stage is that the rocks all crumble and start to move. Then small bits of the rock deposits and they are on top of each other forming sedimentary rock. Fourth rock gets buried then heat and pressure forms into metamorphic rock. Fifth rpock melts and forms magma then last the magma cools and makes igneous rock. In this activity i got the magma cools and makes igneous rock mixed up with rock melts and makes magma. This activity helped me understand forming of rocks better than i knew it.
Rock sediments get formed into metamorphic rocks which gets turned into magma and erupts. Then it turns into crumbled up rocks and turns into sedimentary rocks.
I got 100%. First Magma cools down to make the igneous rocks. Rocks Crumble and make little bits and move to different places and make sedimentary rocks which make metamorphic rocks.
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Anthony
Papathanas
Rock sediments get formed into metamorphic rocks which gets turned into magma and erupts. Then it turns into crumbled up rocks and turns into sedimentary rocks.
There are 6 steps in the Rock Cycle. The rock cycle is when rocks move, cool, heat up and form. The first step is volcanic eruptions happen, which makes igneous rock. he second step is that the rocks crumble and start to move. Then the third step is when pieces of rock are deposited and then they are set into layers over time, this makes the sedimentary rocks. After that comes the fourth step which is when the rocks get "buried" and then the pressure makes the sedimentry rocks turn in metamorphic rocks. The fifth step is when the rock can melt and turn into hot magma. Then the last step is when the magma cools and makes igneous rock. This cycle then starts over and repeats intself. I was not very successful at first and then after a while I really thought about it and got it to work.
Yahanz forgot a step and you make no sence in your explanation.
@ sean,
you skipped a step. after The buried rock is under heat and pressure becomes Metamorphic rock the magmae cools and becomes igneous rock once again. then the cyle starts over. other than this, i agree with you.
i agree with goerge because i also thought that the cycle works the same way too.
Sean, there are six different steps. You forgot the step where the rocks crumble and move. That is the second step, other than that, good job!
Rocks move,heat up and cool down in the rock cycle.First volcanic eruptions form igneous rocks. Next,rocks move and crumble. Next,small bits or rocks deposits in layers to form sedimentary rocks. Then, rocks get buried and heat/pressure turn it into metamorphic rock. The rock melts and makes magma.Next, magma cools and igneeous forms. Then the cycle repeats over and over again.
I was very sucessful on the activity and did it correctly.
Sean, you also forgot the sixth step, where the magma cools and turns back into the igneous rocks, THEN the rock cycle can start itself over.
Sean in the rock cycle there are six different steps. The second step is rocks crumble and move. The sixth step is that magma cools and makes igneous rock, so after metamorphic rock is formed the cycle does not start over again.
First the volcano erupts and igneous rocks forms, the rocks start to crumble and move. Small parts depostite into layers and start to form sedimentery rocks. Next rocks get burried and heat and pressure change them back into metamorphoic rocks. Rocks get melted and is turned into lava/magma. An eruption happens and magma cools to make igneous rocks. I got the score of 100%
rock melts and makes magma-magma cools and makes igneous- erupts makeing igneous-then they crumble and move-rock deposits making sedimentry rock-rock burns then heat annd pressure change tem to metomorphic roc.
Brendan Mcwilliams
@ Yahanz:
Volcanoes dont happen.Volcanic eruptions occur to form igneous rocks.
How do you think the eruptions form to make igneous rocks?
Megan Sheridian: I think the cycle does start again because after the eruption then the rocks start to form and then eventually crumble and move which starts over the new cycle. It takes a VERY long time for it to restart though.
I did same as sean not to good, but then i made changes and got %100. i mixed up the magma cools with the rock melts.
Brendan Mcwilliams
In the rock cycle rocks move, heat up, cool and form. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then pieces of rock deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock. This cycle continues over and over again. I very successful and did it correctly.
David Meiners
rocks melt and make magma, magma cools and makes igneous rocks. Volcanic erpuptions and make igneous rocks. Rocks crumble and move. small bits deposit in layer and make sedimentary rock. Rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rocks.
i got 100% on the activity
stephanie i got 100%also. i agree the cycle repeat and repeats all the time.
Sean in the rock cycle there are six different steps. The second step is rocks crumble and move. The sixth step is that magma cools and makes igneous rock, so after metamorphic rock is formed the cycle does not start over again.
David Meiners
Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocks crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock.
Elizabeth Spaulding & Kailey Carter
I was somehow I was very succesful and got 100%. A summary of this game was that rocks are formed by a volcanic eruption creating igneous rock,these rocks then start to crumble and move, they then small pieces are then deposited into layers and then become sedimentary rock. These rocks are burried and heat and preasure changes them into metamorphic rock after this rocks melt and makes magma the magma then cools and makes igneous rock.
Then after all of this has happened the cycle pretty much repeats itself.
- Michael Van Schoik
Rocks move,heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle.1st valcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocks crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentry rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure chance them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock.I was 100% successful.
I got one wrong. rocks melt and make magma, Magma cools, volcanic eruption creates igneous rock, crumble and move, bits deposit and create sedimentary rock, rock gets buried metamorphicrock forms
The first thing that happens is the rock melts inside a volcano and magma forms. Secondly, the magma cools and igneous rock forms. After that, a volcanic eruption makes more igneous rock. When the volcano erupts as so, the igneous rock crumbles and moves. Next, small bits deposite in layers to make seddimentary rock. And finally, the rock gets buried- heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock.
Abby Bacher:D
@Stephanie
I got a 100% too, and I agree with your rock cycle for the volcano.
I agree with you Stephanie I also was was 100% sucessful. Also you were right with your rock cycle.
volcanoe eruputs and create igneaous rock, rocks crumble and move, small bits deposit layer and make sedimentary rocks,rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic, rock melts and makes magma, magma cools and makes igneous rocks that makes the rock cycle
hunter steimle, chase pearson
rocks move,heat up,cool and form in the rock cycle.the rock cycle goes like this volcanic eruption makes igneous rock,then rocks crumble and move.small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock.rocks get buried and heat and pressure change them into metamorphic rock.then rocks melt and they make magma,last magma cools and makes igneous rocks.i was a little confused about if cooling magma made igneous rocks or if volcanic eruptions made them.
@ sean,
you skipped a step. after The buried rock is under heat and pressure becomes Metamorphic rock the magma cools and becomes igneous rock once again. then the cycle starts over. other than this, i agree with you.
Elizabeth Spaulding & Kailey Cater
i would agree with madison schnell but i am confused what makes igneous rocks volcanic eruptions or cooling magma?it cannot be both.
i got 100%. Eruptions make igneouse rock. Rocks crumble and move, Small bits deposit in layers. rocks get burried and get change into metamorphic rock,rock meltsand makes magma magma cools and creates igneouse rock and the cycle continues
I agree with sydney i just put it one step ahead.
we also agree with madison schnell i got the melting magma and cooling magma mixed up
hunter steimle, chase pearson
rock melts and makes magma, then magma cools and makes igneous rock, volcanis erruption makes igneous rock, rocks crumble and move, small bits build up layers and make sedimentary rock, rocks get buried by heat and change into metomorpic rock. then the process starts all over again.
Kelly Rogers
Rocks heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle.
1st: volcanic eruptions make igneous rocks.
2nd:rocks crumble and move
3rd:small bits deposit in layers of sedimentary rocks.
4th:rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rocks.
5th:rocks melt and make magma
6th:magma cools and makes igneous rocks.
I did pretty well, I had them all right but then I switched them and got them wrong but other than that I did good.
Summary: 1st volcanic eruption makes igneous rocks and then they crumble and move. Then small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rocks. Rocks get bruied heat and pressure can change them to metamorphic rock. Then the rocks melt and makes magma, lastly magma cools and makes igneous rocks.
-Corissa Sturm,(:
great job stephanie you also got 100% successful! i got them all right on the first time. also i liked your summery.
Kelly Rogers
I got everything right on my first try. Basically, volcanic eruptions make igneous rock, the rocks move, make sedimentary rock, it is changed into metamorphic rock, rock melts and makes magma, magma cools and makes ingneous rock.
i got cooling magma and cooling magma mixed up in the activity.
@ madison
the rocks do move heat up and cool in the rock cycle.
A lot of people got 100% on the interactive activity. I wonder if they knew the answers or just found out which ones they fit into, ahah cause that's partly what I did and partly I also knew the order. Anyone else think that?
-Corissa Sturm,(:
Does the rock cycle start over? Or is it just continuous?
Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocls crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock. I got the melting magma and cooling magma mixed up in the interactive activity.
jordan harbour
Valcano erupts and makes igneous rock,rocks crumble and move, small bits in layers and make sedimentary rock, rocks get buried under heat and pressurethat change them to metomorphic, rocks melt and make magma, magma cools and makes igneous rock, and then the cycle repeats over and over again. this goes on for billions of years and never stops. the earth has been around longer than the cycle of the rocks.
Rocks move, rocks heat up and cool. Volcanic eruption makes igneous rock. Then rocks crumble. Small bits deposit in layers. That makes sedimentry rocks. Rocks get buried and heat pressure. In this activity I got a 100% on my 1st try it was pretty easy for me.
I was 100 percent successful. First, magma cools into a rock form called igneous rock. Then the rocks crumble and move. The third step is: small bits of rocks deposits into many layers and make sedimentary rocks. Fourth Step: Rocks get buried into heat and pressure which make metamorphic rocks.
-Emily Heckman
Corissa Sturm: I partly did it because I figured out which ones fit into which. And I partly knew what was going on in the rock cycle. So, yeah.
-Emily Heckman
I got a 100%. A rock doesn't have a start or an end so I will start with the volcano. The rock gets heated up to make magma. When the lava cools it creates igneous rock. When the rock crumbles over time and deposits in the ground, makeing sedimentary rock. It then happens all over again.
What happens during the Rock Cycle is that :
Rock melts and makes magma.
Magma cools and makes Igneous rocks.
Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock.
Lastly, Volcanic eruptions makes Igneous rock and rocks crumble and move.
I agree with madison because the rock cycle is the same that I had. Do you think that the rock cycle is interesting to learn.
I was succsesful in this game, a breif summary is the volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, rocks crumble then move, small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock, the rocks get burried and heat and pressure change them into metamorphic rock, the rock then melts and makes megma then the megma cools and makes igneous rock.
@Stephanie, When the rock deposits it makes sedimentary rock, then when it heats under pressure to make metamorphic rock.
The rocks will move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. volcanic eruprions will create ignerous rock then the rocks crumble and move. the the pieces create sedimentary rock. then it gets buried and heated and turns into metamorphic rock. then it melts into magma. after awhile it cools and creates igneous rock i did ok in the rock cycle game but i have to work on the order the rock cycle happens a little better.
-Dylan Humbert
I got most of them correct but I missed when rock melts and creates magma. And magma cools and makes igneous, I mismatched them. I'll start out with the volcano erruption,then the rock crumbles and rolls, small bits deposite in layers and make sedimentary rock, rock gets buried heat and pressure change them into metamorphic rock, rock melts and turns into magma,
~Charles Freudemann~
volcanic eruption makes igneous rock.rocks crumble and move.some deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. rocks get buried heat and pressure change the to metamorphic rock.rocks melt and make magma.magma cools and makes igneous rocks.
I agree with Madison Schnell:
I agree with her because rocks move and form. Also, volcanic rock forms into or makes Igneous rock.
Lastly, The rock melts and hels makes magma.
I was very successful at this game and I liked it very much can I do it again!Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock.
I got it the first time because I clicked the show button. First there is a volcanic eruption which creates lots of igneus rocks. The rocks crumble and move away. parts are deposited and morph into sediments. rocks are buried due to heat and pressure. The rocks will melt and are soon spit from the volcano again.
I agree with owen that the rock cycle goes on for million and million of years.
I got it on the first try. Easy.
I just followed the pictures! In the rock cycle, rocks heat up, cool down, move and new rocks can form in the rock cycle. The first step is Volcanic eruption makes igneous rock. Then, rocks crumble and move. After that,small bits of rock deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock then gets buried and heat and pressure change them into metamorphic rock. Then, rock melts and makes magma. Finally, magma cools and makes igneous rocks.
I was not very succesful at the game. Rocks melt and make magma, volcanoes erupt, rocks crumble and move, small bits deposits in layers, rocks get burried heat and pressure change them.
Drew, you forgot to include the name of the rock that formes after it crumples and deposits in the ground.
rocks what they do is move and then heat up and then cool and that is the rock cycle. Small btis depostits to form sedimentary rocks
~Kristin Murphy <3
@mdison i got them mixed up to lol.
I agree with Yahanz his cycle is close to the one in the activity and the things he put are close to how mine are.
@ Emma Cliffe:
I can't believe you clicked the show button! That is forbidden! But anyways, that's a way to show the right answers! What do you think about the rock cycle? I think it is kind of similar to the water cycle...Never ending, always continuing. I think it is pretty interesting.
@ Jenna Duebber:
Well actually, you're the one that clicked it for me so.... Haha. Yes it is very similar to the water cycle, but that was boring too. No offence Martz, I think that the rock cycle is not going to be very fun.
in the rock cycle, rocks will be formed,they will crumble, move, deposite and burn. the first thing that accurs in the rock cycle is that volcanic eruptions cause igneous rock. next, the rocks will break and move away. after that, sedimentry rock is formed by small little pieces of rocks being depostied in lots of layers. then the rocks are changed into metamorphic rock because they get buried by heat and pressure. then the rocks melt and make magma.afterwards, the magma cools and makes igneous rock again.then the cycle repeats.
Volcanic eruption makes igneous rocks, from there the rocks crumble and move. The small bits are deposited in layers and make sedimentary rocks. Then the rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. The rocks melts and makes magma, the magma cools and makes igneous rock.
Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle.First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocls crumble and move. i got 100 percent on the quiz on my first try mainly because i studied alot but small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock.
Rock sediments get formed into metamorphic rocks which gets turned into magma and erupts. Then it turns into crumbled up rocks and turns into sedimentary rocks.
Volcanoes make an igneous rock. the rocks crumble and move. they make sedimentary rock. rock gets buried and heat and pressure make a metamorphic rock. rock melts and makes magma. magma cools and makes igneous rock.
i agree with stephine O'leary, i got a 100 too
@ jenna dueber
i also got it on the first try. EASY!
When I did the rock cycle, I scored 100%! I discovered that most rocks start as igneous, or metamorphic. Once that rock breaks down, it joins together with other broken down rocks to make sedimentary rocks.
Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocls crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma, last magma cools and makes igneous rock.
I scored 100. During the rock cycle...
-Rocks can heat, cool , and move.
-Volcanoes make igneous rocks
-If a rock is under the Earth's surface heat and pressure make metamorphic rock
- Sedimentary rocks are made from small particles carried by wind or water.
@ Stephanie
It doesnt just start over at heat and pressure it starts after the rock melts
i agree with alex riechling. the volcaneo erupts and after it cools it creates igneous rock.
For the rock cycle the first thing that happens is a volcano erupts and makes igneous rocks. Then the rocks move and crumble into a ball. The small bits of peices layers up to make a sedimentary rock.Then the rock gets buried the heat and pressure will end up changing them intoa metaphoric rock. The metamophic rock melts into magma.finaly the magma wll cool up and make a igneous rock.
kristan dalton
i got a 100% on the test :-)
-volacanic eruptions make the igneous rock
-then the rocks crumble
-small deposits are formed then layered to make sedimentary rocks
-rocks are then buried. pressure and heat changes them to metamorphic rock.
- rocks make magma
-magma then cool to make igneous rock .
-then the cycle starts all over agian
I was 100% successful
I brief summary of what happens in the rock cycle is first rocks melt and make magma, then magma cools and makes igneous rock, next rocks crumble and move, then small bits deposit in layers to make sedimentary rock, next rock gets buried and then heat and pressure change them to metamorphic. It continues over and over again after that.
@ Sara Dirr
Don't you think that it is kind of odd how the cycle turns some rock into every kind of rock type through its "life".
I was not very successful. I scored low and had no idea what I was doing. The rock cycle is hard to explain but it starts when a volcano erupts. During the eruption igneous rock is formed. The rocks slowly crumble and cool down. Then the small pieces are compacted and therefore making sedimentary rock. Those rocks eventually get burned and are turned into metamorphic rocks. Those rocks melt and make magma. Then repeat that again and again and that’s how the rock cycle works.
i was not successful at all.But i learened that rocks get buried heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock.2 rock melts to make magma.3 Magma cools to make igneous rock.4 volcanic eroption makes igneous rocks.those are some of the facts we learened in this activity.Nathan stenger.
Rocks crumble and move the small bits form sedimentary rock which then under pressure melts and turns into magma it is then cooled and made into igneous rock the volcanic moves the igneous rock and the process starts over.
Triplett oven,
oven is right about a volcano erupts and forms a igneous rock and how it will repeatover again.But he left out the rest of the parts of the rock cycle
Kristan dalton
i got got hundred on the quiz.
Xaiver@
I had an extremly diffacult time. How did you get it on the first try did you guess or did you know it? When I did it everything looked the same.
1: Rock gets buried,heat and pressure change them into metamorphic rock. 2: Rocks melts and makes magma. 3: magma cools and makes igneous rock. 4: volvanic eruption makes igneous rock. 5: rocks crumble and move. 6: small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock.
hey maddison schnell i saw that you posted a comment to stephanie saying that the cycle doesn't start over till the rocks are under heat.
after the cycle has happened doesn't the volcanic rocks turn back into small igneous rock agian after it comes out of the volcano
The first thing that happens in the rock cycle is a volcanoe erupts making igneous rock. Next is rocks then crumble and move.Step three is small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentry rock. Then rocks get buried and heat and pressure change the sedimentry rocks to metamorphic rocks. Next rock melts and makes magma. Lastly magma cools and makes igneous rock. I thought the diagram was diffucult was hard to follow but I got a 100% any way.
I got 100% on the quiz it was successful.
I got a 67%. An eruption makes igneous rock. Then rocks crumble and move. Small bits deposit to make sedimentary rock. Heat and pressure changes it to metamorphic. Rock melts and makes lava. Finnaly, magma cools and becomes igneous rock.
what happens in the rock cycle is the rocks crumble and move, small bits deposit in layers and make sedamintary rocks, those rocks get buried, heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rocks, those rocks melt and make magma, the magma cool and makes igneous rock.
~beth~
First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocks crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock. Then rock melts and makes magma magma cools and makes igneous rock.
I got a 100% and didn't even know it. I just guessed.
Rocks move, heat up, cool and form in the rock cycle. First volcanic eruption makes igneous rock, then rocls crumble and move. Small bits deposit in layers and make sedimentary rock. Rock gets buried and heat and pressure change them to metamorphic rock.
I was 100% successful because I read them and tried to go in order for them to make sense.
The first thing that happens is, the volcano erupts.
Next the rocks are crumbled and it moved, then it deposited into layers and make a sedimentary rock.
After that the rocks get heat pressured and changed into a metaphoric rock.
Jennifer Somtrakool
Then the rocks melt into magma, and magma cools and make an igneous rock.
I was 80% successful. The rock cycle starts with a volcano erupting and making igneous rock. These rocks crumble and move and eventually deposit in layers to make sedimentary rock. Heat and pressure change these rocks into metamorphic rock. The rock melts and makes magma. Magma cools and makes igneous rock.
-Kaleigh McCarthy
I agree with madison schnell that a volcano has to erupt first to make igneous rock.
Andrew Hudson
to sean lakkey from nathan stenger
sean mabey it was he way that the chart was set up that you did not understand it
i got 100 persent successful on the rock cycle. what happens when a volcanoe explodes and then cools it makes a igneous rock. when the rock moves and then deposited it becomes under pressyre then the cycle starts over again.
TAYLOR ROBERTS
thr rocks move,heat up and they form into a rock.the volcano erups and maked ingenous rocks then the rocks crumble and move.small bits deposite in layers and they make sedimentry rocks.thr rocks gey burried and the heat and pressure changes them into metamorphic rocks.then the magma cools into and makes a ingenous rock again
1. rock melts and makes magma
2.the magma cools and makes igneous rock.
3.volcanc eruption makes igneous rock.
4.rock crumbles and moves.
5.small bits deposit into layers creating sedimentary rock.
6.the rock then gets burried and pressured to change into metamorphic rock.
7.rock melts into magma......the process repeat itself.
@ Xavier:
She also clicked the show button.
i got 100 percentn well rock under ground heats up and is turened to magma then then valcano explodes.the igneous rock explodes from the valcano and the procecess happens again.
I scored 67%
1.)Volcain eruption makes igneous rock.
2.)Rocks crumble and move.
3.)Small bits deposit and make sedimentary rock.
4.)Rock gets burried heat and pressure change them back to metamorphic rock.
5.)Rock melts and makes igneous rock.
6.)rock melts and makes magma.
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