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Test your knowledge on igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks!

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Test your knowledge on igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks!

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are into three main types : , , and . Igneous rocks form from the and of molten or . They can be further divided into intrusive rocks , which cool slowly beneath the Earth's surface , and extrusive rocks , which cool quickly on the surface . Sedimentary rocks are formed from the and of mineral and organic particles . They often have layered appearances and can contain . Common examples include sandstone , limestone , and shale . Metamorphic rocks arise from the of existing rock types through , , or chemically active fluids . This process , known as , can result in significant changes in mineral composition and texture . Examples of metamorphic rocks include schist , gneiss , and marble . Understanding these types of rocks is essential for studying Earth's geology and the processes that shape our planet .

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