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Sedimentary rocks form by

magma or lava cooling

sediments being pressed and cemented together

intense heat and pressure

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Sedimentary rock that forms when minerals crystallize from a solution.

intrusive rock

clastic rock

organic rock

chemical rock

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Breaking down of rock or other materials

compaction

weathering

erosion

cementation

deposition

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Carries away sediment by water, ice, wind or gravity.

deposition

weathering

compaction

cementation

erosion

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Sediment is laid down in new locations.

compaction

deposition

weathering

erosion

cementation

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Sediments are pressed together.

compaction

erosion

cementation

weathering

deposition

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Glue particles of sediment together.

erosion

cementation

weathering

compaction

deposition

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Which is the correct order of the steps of sedimentary rock formation?

1. cementation, 2. compaction, 3. deposition, 4. erosion, 5. weathering

1. weathering, 2. erosion, 3. deposition, 4. compaction, 5. cementation

1. erosion, 2. weathering, 3. deposition, 4. cementation, 5. compaction

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Type of sedimentary rock that forms when rock fragments are squeezed together under high pressure.

organic rock

chemical rock

clastic rock

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Type of sedimentary rock that forms from remains of organisms deposited in thick layers.

chemical rock

organic rock

clastic rock