1. CHAPTER 3 LESSON 2
SYSTEM INTERACTIONS

2. 3.2 INFORMATION

3. C. ROCK CYCLE
The series of processes that transport and continually change rocks into different forms.

6. C. CRYSTALIZATION
When magma or lava cools and crystallizes, it becomes igneous rock.

7. C. UPLIFT
The process that moves large bodies of Earth materials to higher elevations.

8. C. WEATHERING
The process by which glaciers, wind, water, and the activities of organisms break down rock into sediments.

11. C. EROSION
the process by which glaciers, wind, or water carry sediments to new locations.

13. C. COMPACTION
The weight of upper layers of sediments pushes down on underlying sediment layers.

14. C. CEMENTATION
Water surrounding the sediments often contains dissolved minerals,

15. C. CEMENTATION
Which crystallize, and cement the sediments together, forming sedimentary rock.

17. C. METAMORPHIC
Metamorphic rock forms when any kind of rock is subject to high temperatures and pressures deep below Earth’s surface.