1. AK

2. Rock that forms when melted rock cools and hardens. EXAMPLES-Basalt, gabbros, pumice, obsidian, granite, and rhyolite. MG

3. Cemented sediment EXAMPLES- Conglomerate, shale, sandstone, and limestone. AK

4. When a rock is changed by heat and pressure. EXAMPLES-Schist, gneiss, slate, quartzite, and marble. MG

5. First an igneous rock such as granite can be changed into sandstone which is a sedimentary rock through weathering and erosion. Then the granite turns into a metamorphic rock by heat and pressure. After that it can melt and harden into a new igneous rock with enough heat. AK

6. A naturally occurring nonliving solid that has a specific chemical makeup crystalline or repeating structure. MGMG

7. Color, luster, streak, and hardness. AK

8. Cement, salt, asphalt, and bricks. MGMG

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