Question

gizmo warm - up
over millions of years, rocks are broken down and transformed into other rocks. the rock cycle gizmo illustrates the different transformations that make up the rock cycle. before exploring the gizmo, take a look at the image.

1. what types of rocks are shown?
2. magma is molten (liquid) rock under earths surface. based on the image, how do you think magma turns into extrusive igneous rock?
3. click extrusive igneous rock button to the right of the image. were you correct?

Explanation:

For question 1, by observing the labels in the image, we can identify the rock types. For question 2, based on the visual of magma moving upwards (as in a volcanic eruption scenario shown in the image), we can infer the process. For question 3, it's a user - interaction based check (but since we can't perform the click, we assume a general response based on typical rock - cycle knowledge).

Answer:

1. Intrusive igneous rock, extrusive igneous rock, sedimentary rock, metamorphic rock.
2. Magma erupts onto the Earth’s surface (like in a volcanic eruption shown in the image) and cools quickly.
3. (Assuming a positive response based on common rock - cycle understanding) Yes.