Question 3 (5 points) Match each rock type below with its correct origin,
Column A
Column B
1
Igneous
a. Formed from cooling and hardening magma in different
environments
2.
Sedimentary
b. Rock fragments, organic material, and solids from a
solution are compacted and cemented into rock
3
Metamorphic
c. Heat and/or pressure to existing rocks causes the rocks to
change physically and/or chemically
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