The document discusses the three main types of rocks in the rock cycle: igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. Igneous rocks form from cooling magma underground or on the surface. Sedimentary rocks make up three-quarters of surface rocks and form from compressed sediments. Metamorphic rocks can change in temperature, becoming harder when heated.

2. GROUPS MEMBERS
Galarza Diego
Zurita Doménica
Barrera Matias
Vega Doménica

3. WHAT IS THE ROCK CYCLE
The rock cycle refers to the
diverse set of natural
processes that lead to the
formation and
transformation of igneous,
sedimentary, and
metamorphic rocks.

4. WHAT IS IGNEOUS ROCK?
Igneous rocks are formed deep inside
Earth's crust (intrusive rocks) or at
the surface (extrusive rocks). As
molten rock (known as magma)
below the surface cools, the liquid
material begins to solidify into
minerals of differing sizes and
compositions.

5. WHAT IS SEDIMENTARY ROCK
Sedimentary rocks make up about
three-quarters of the rocks at
the Earth’s surface. They form at
the surface in environments such
as beaches,rivers, the ocean, and
anywhere that sand, mud, and other
types of sediment collect.

6. WHAT IS METAMORPHIC ROCK?
The metamorphic rock, this rock
can change of temperature, this
temperature are hot or cold.
When the temperature is hot the
rock os hard.

8. OTHER TYPES