What is an intrusive igneous rock?

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When magma cools and changes its form to solid, igneous rocks are formed. This process can occur below or above the earth's surface.

When magma warms and changes its form to solid, igneous rocks are formed. This process can occur below or above the earth's surface.

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When magma rises up to the surface of the Earth and then hardens, we get something called _____________ igneous rock.

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extrusive

intrusive

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Sort the different types of rock into igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks.

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Igneous Rock

Sedimentary Rock

Metamorphic Rock

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