Read the following link. Tell me about Igneous rocks. Where do they come from, what does igneous mean, what types are there, what are some examples and where do we find them?
Igneous rocks form in two different ways. If they are intrusive igneous rocks, magma cools and hardens inside of the earth. If they are extrusive, the magma erupts from a volcano, then cools and hardens to from igneous rocks. Igneous comes from a Latin word that means fire. Some extrusive rocks are obsidian, pumice, and scoria. Some intrusive rocks are basalt and granite.
Igneous Rocks come from cooled magma. Igneous, or "igni" means fire. The types are Basalt and Granite. They are found on the deep sea ground or Volcanic islands
Igneous rocks come from lava erupted at the Earth's surface at shallow depths. 'Igneous' comes from the Latin word for 'fire'. The types of igneous rock that there are would be basalt, granite, gabbro, rhyolite, peridoite, and many other rocks. We can find igneous rocks in the deep sea floor, above Earth's subduction zones, and in some of Earth's continents.
Igneous rock can form two ways, Intrusive and Extrusive. Extrusive rocks formed when the magma is erupted from a volcano and cools on the surface. Intrusive from the other hand is magma that cools inside the earth in magma chambers. Igneous is Latin for fiery, or burning. Obsidian is a extrusive rock and grantie is an intrusive rock.
they form in two different ways.instrusive igneous rocks cools inside the earth and hardens.extrusive the magma comes from a volcano.igneous means fire.extrusive rocks are obsidian,scoria,and pumice.extrusive rocks are granite and basalt
Igneous rocks form from volcanoes and magma underground. In Latin Igneous means fire. Basaltic and Granitic. Granite is formed underground. Basalt is formed above ground.
Igneous come from volcanoes and magma underground. Igneous means fire in latin. Granitic and Basaltic. Basalt forms above ground and Granite forms underground.
Igneous rocks come from magma.Igneous means fiery in latin.Basalt is one of the rock types formed by magma.We find them around were volcanoes erupted. Dallas Blasek Ross Campbell
Igneous comes from Latin and means fire. Igneous rocks are formed in 3 places. The 3 places are where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges, where plates come together at subduction zones, and where continental crust is pushed together. Intrusive and extrusive are the 2 types of igneous rocks. Intrusive rocks cool more slowly and have bigger crystals and small-medium sized grains. Extrusive rocks form more quickly so they have smaller crystals and have invisible or very small sized grains. Igneous rocks are found deep in the ocean and on Earth's continents.
Igneous rocks form in two different ways, if they are intrusive then magma cools and hardens inside of the earth. If they are extrusive, the magma erupts from a volcano, then cools and hardens to from igneous rocks. Here are some examples of extrusive rocks obsidian, pumice. examples of intrusive rocks are basalt and granite.
Igneos rocks are formed from cooled magma. In latin igneous means fire. The types are basaltic and granitic. Granite is Granitic and forms under ground. Basalt is Basaltic and forms above ground.
Igneous rocks form in 3 main places, where lithospheric plates pull apart apart at mid-ocean ridges, where plates come together at subduction zones, and where continental crust is pushed together. Igneous comes from the Latin word for fire. There are intrusive and extrusive igneous rocks. Some examples of extrusive rocks are obsidian, pumice, and scoria. These are found near volcanoes. Some examples of intrusive rocks are granite and basalt, which are found underground.
Igneous rocks are formed when a volcano erupts and the lava cools and solidifys. The name Igneous means hot,fluid material.Some igneous rocks are feldspar, quartz, amphiboles and pyroxenes ,They are the most commonly found. Basalt can be found on the earths subduction zones.
Igneous rocks form in two different ways. If they are intrusive igneous rocks, magma cools and hardens inside of the earth. If they are extrusive, the magma erupts from a volcano, then cools and hardens to from igneous rocks.Igneous comes from a Latin word that means fire.
Igneous comes from the Latin word fire. This material may have been lava that erupted from a volcano, or at shallow depths. Igneous rocks form in three main places 1:Where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges. 2:Where plates come together at subduction zones. 3:LWhere continental crust is pushed together, making it thicker and allowing it to heat to melting. Igneous rocks can be either intrusive or extrusive. Some examples are mica, quartz, obsidian, pumice, and scoria.
cooling molten lava. igneous comes from the Latin word fire. there are two types of igneous bassalt and granite. we find them above or under the earths crust
Igneous rocks come from magma that has cooled. Igneous rocks can be cooled slowly under the surface or above the surface quickly. When they are cooled under the surface they are called intrusive. When they cool above the surface they are called extrusive. Igneous comes from the Latin word meaning fire.
Igneous rocks are the first class. They come from hot, fluid material (molten rock). The word igneous comes from the Latin for fire. Two well known igneous rocks are Basalt and Granite.
Igneous Rocks come from cooled magma. Igneous comes from the Latin word meaning fire. Igneous rocks can be either intrusive or extrusive. If they are extrusive, the magma erupts from a volcano, then cools and hardens to from igneous rocks.some examples of extrusive rocks obsidian,and pumice. examples of intrusive rocks are basalt and granite.
Igneous rocks come from volcanoes, made from lava or magma. If they have been made from magma they cold slowly underground, are called Intrusive rocks and then people dug them up or they were pushed up by other rocks. If made from lava they cool quickly above ground and are Extrusive rocks. Igneous comes from the Latin word "fire" because they are made from hot materials and can come from volcanoes. The two types of rocks are described above, Intrusive: Formed above ground and Extrusive: Formed underground. Some examples of these rocks would be hard rocks like granite and basalt. And there are soft rocks like mica.
Igneous rocks come from lava and magma cooling.Igneous means fire in latin.The two main types are granite and basalt.Some examples are feldspar, quartz, anglophiles, pyroxenes,olivine and mica.They are found in the oceanic crust.
Igneous rocks come from cooled magma. Igneous comes from the Latin word meaning fire. There are two types of Igneous rocks called intrusive and extrusive. Some types of intrusive rocks are, granite and basalt. They are are found underground. Examples of extrusive rocks are, pumice, obsidian and scoria. They are found near volcanoes.
igneous rocks are the first class.they come from hot fluid material. the word igneous comes from the latin for fire.two well known igneous rocks are basalt and granite.
At even the most general level in science, igneous rocks can be formed from lava in many different ways inside the chamber of a volcano.-Dominic Deutsch
Igneous rocks begin as hot, fluid material, and the word "igneous" comes from the Latin for fire. This material may have been lava erupted at the Earth's surface, or magma (unerupted lava) at shallow depths, or magma in deep bodies (plutons.............
Mrs.Hoffman, Igneous rocks form in three main places: where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges, where plates come together at subduction zones and where continental crust is pushed together, making it thicker and allowing it to heat to melting.igneous means fire.some types are basalt and obsidian.
Igneous rocks come from volcanoes, made from lava or magma. If they have been made from magma they cold slowly underground, are called Intrusive rocks and then people dug them up or they were pushed up by other rocks.Igneous comes from a Latin word that means fire.
Mrs.Hoffman, Igneous rocks start as hot, fluid material.The word igneous comes from the Latin for Fire.There are kinds that have been lava erupted at the Earth's surface,and magma at shallow depths.You can find them in 3 main places where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges,where plates come together at subduction zones and where continental crust is pushed together.
Igneous comes from the Latin word fire. You can find them in 3 main places where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges, where plates come together at subduction zones, and where continental crust is pushed together.
Igneous comes from Latin and means fire. Igneous rocks are formed in 3 places. The 3 places are where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges, where plates come together at subduction zones, and where continental crust is pushed together. Intrusive and extrusive are the 2 types of igneous rocks. Intrusive rocks cool more slowly and have bigger crystals and small-medium sized grains. Extrusive rocks form more quickly so they have smaller crystals and have invisible or very small sized grains. Igneous rocks are found deep in the ocean and on Earth's continents
Igneous comes from the latin word fire. They come from volcanoes, the lava cools and heats up, creating a rock. There is three different types extrusive, intrusive and plutonic. They are found in the deep sea floor, some examples are granite and basalt.
Igneous rocks come from volcanoes. There are 2 different types of igneous rocks, Intrusive and Extrusive. The word igneous means fire. Granite and basalt are types of igneous rocks.
Igneous rocks begin as hot, fluid material, and the word "igneous" comes from the Latin for fire.This material may have been lava erupted at the Earth's surface this is where igneous rocks come from.The types are Basalt and granite also feldspar and quartz.Lava flows and magma intrusions,basalt is a example and you can find them there.Exposed after deep erosion,is with Granite.
Igneous rocks form in 2 different ways. If they are intrusive igneous rocks they form from cooling magma that hardens inside the earth. If they are extrusive igneous rocks they form after a volcano erupts and the magma cools and hardens. Igneous is Latin for fire. Some extrusive rocks are obsidian, pumice, and scoria. Some intrusive rocks are basalt and granite.
Igneous rocks form in two different ways. If they are intrusive igneous rocks, magma cools and hardens inside of the earth. If they are extrusive, the magma erupts from a volcano, then cools and hardens to from igneous rocks. Igneous comes from a Latin word that means fire. Some extrusive rocks are obsidian, pumice, and scoria. Some intrusive rocks are basalt and granite.
ReplyDeleteIgneous Rocks come from cooled magma. Igneous, or "igni" means fire. The types are Basalt and Granite. They are found on the deep sea ground or Volcanic islands
ReplyDeleteAlso they are found on the Earths surface near volcanoes.
DeleteIgneous rocks come from lava erupted at the Earth's surface at shallow depths. 'Igneous' comes from the Latin word for 'fire'. The types of igneous rock that there are would be basalt, granite, gabbro, rhyolite, peridoite, and many other rocks. We can find igneous rocks in the deep sea floor, above Earth's subduction zones, and in some of Earth's continents.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rock can form two ways, Intrusive and Extrusive. Extrusive rocks formed when the magma is erupted from a volcano and cools on the surface. Intrusive from the other hand is magma that cools inside the earth in magma chambers. Igneous is Latin for fiery, or burning. Obsidian is a extrusive rock and grantie is an intrusive rock.
ReplyDeletethey form in two different ways.instrusive igneous rocks cools inside the earth and hardens.extrusive the magma comes from a volcano.igneous means fire.extrusive rocks are obsidian,scoria,and pumice.extrusive rocks are granite and basalt
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks form from volcanoes and magma underground. In Latin Igneous means fire. Basaltic and Granitic. Granite is formed underground. Basalt is formed above ground.
ReplyDeleteIgneous come from volcanoes and magma underground. Igneous means fire in latin. Granitic and Basaltic. Basalt forms above ground and Granite forms underground.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks come from magma.Igneous means fiery in latin.Basalt is one of the rock types formed by magma.We find them around were volcanoes erupted.
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Igneous comes from Latin and means fire. Igneous rocks are formed in 3 places. The 3 places are where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges, where plates come together at subduction zones, and where continental crust is pushed together. Intrusive and extrusive are the 2 types of igneous rocks. Intrusive rocks cool more slowly and have bigger crystals and small-medium sized grains. Extrusive rocks form more quickly so they have smaller crystals and have invisible or very small sized grains. Igneous rocks are found deep in the ocean and on Earth's continents.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks form in two different ways, if they are intrusive then magma cools and hardens inside of the earth. If they are extrusive, the magma erupts from a volcano, then cools and hardens to from igneous rocks. Here are some examples of extrusive rocks obsidian, pumice. examples of intrusive rocks are basalt and granite.
ReplyDeleteIgneos rocks are formed from cooled magma. In latin igneous means fire. The types are basaltic and granitic. Granite is Granitic and forms under ground. Basalt is Basaltic and forms above ground.
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Igneous rocks form in 3 main places, where lithospheric plates pull apart apart at mid-ocean ridges, where plates come together at subduction zones, and where continental crust is pushed together.
ReplyDeleteIgneous comes from the Latin word for fire.
There are intrusive and extrusive igneous rocks.
Some examples of extrusive rocks are obsidian, pumice, and scoria. These are found near volcanoes.
Some examples of intrusive rocks are granite and basalt, which are found underground.
Igneous rocks are formed when a volcano erupts and the lava cools and solidifys. The name Igneous means hot,fluid material.Some igneous rocks are feldspar, quartz, amphiboles and pyroxenes ,They are the most commonly found. Basalt can be found on the earths subduction zones.
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Igneous rocks form in two different ways. If they are intrusive igneous rocks, magma cools and hardens inside of the earth. If they are extrusive, the magma erupts from a volcano, then cools and hardens to from igneous rocks.Igneous comes from a Latin word that means fire.
ReplyDeleteIgneous comes from the Latin word fire. This material may have been lava that erupted from a volcano, or at shallow depths. Igneous rocks form in three main places 1:Where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges. 2:Where plates come together at subduction zones. 3:LWhere continental crust is pushed together, making it thicker and allowing it to heat to melting. Igneous rocks can be either intrusive or extrusive. Some examples are mica, quartz, obsidian, pumice, and scoria.
ReplyDeletecooling molten lava. igneous comes from the Latin word fire. there are two types of igneous bassalt and granite. we find them above or under the earths crust
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks come from magma that has cooled. Igneous rocks can be cooled slowly under the surface or above the surface quickly. When they are cooled under the surface they are called intrusive. When they cool above the surface they are called extrusive. Igneous comes from the Latin word meaning fire.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks are the first class. They come from hot, fluid material (molten rock). The word igneous comes from the Latin for fire. Two well known igneous rocks are Basalt and Granite.
ReplyDeleteIgneous Rocks come from cooled magma. Igneous comes from the Latin word meaning fire. Igneous rocks can be either intrusive or extrusive. If they are extrusive, the magma erupts from a volcano, then cools and hardens to from igneous rocks.some examples of extrusive rocks obsidian,and pumice. examples of intrusive rocks are basalt and granite.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks come from volcanoes, made from lava or magma. If they have been made from magma they cold slowly underground, are called Intrusive rocks and then people dug them up or they were pushed up by other rocks. If made from lava they cool quickly above ground and are Extrusive rocks. Igneous comes from the Latin word "fire" because they are made from hot materials and can come from volcanoes. The two types of rocks are described above, Intrusive: Formed above ground and Extrusive: Formed underground. Some examples of these rocks would be hard rocks like granite and basalt. And there are soft rocks like mica.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks come from lava and magma cooling.Igneous means fire in latin.The two main types are granite and basalt.Some examples are feldspar, quartz, anglophiles, pyroxenes,olivine and mica.They are found in the oceanic crust.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks come from cooled magma. Igneous comes from the Latin word meaning fire. There are two types of Igneous rocks called intrusive and extrusive. Some types of intrusive rocks are, granite and basalt. They are are found underground. Examples of extrusive rocks are, pumice, obsidian and scoria. They are found near volcanoes.
ReplyDeleteigneous rocks are the first class.they come from hot fluid material. the word igneous comes from the latin for fire.two well known igneous rocks are basalt and granite.
ReplyDeleteAt even the most general level in science, igneous rocks can be formed from lava in many different ways inside the chamber of a volcano.-Dominic Deutsch
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks begin as hot, fluid material, and the word "igneous" comes from the Latin for fire. This material may have been lava erupted at the Earth's surface, or magma (unerupted lava) at shallow depths, or magma in deep bodies (plutons.............
ReplyDeleteMrs.Hoffman,
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks form in three main places: where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges, where plates come together at subduction zones and where continental crust is pushed together, making it thicker and allowing it to heat to melting.igneous means fire.some types are basalt and obsidian.
igneous comes from a latin word fire.the types of igneous rocks are basalt,granite,feldspar,quartz,olivine.they come from deep waters.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks come from volcanoes, made from lava or magma. If they have been made from magma they cold slowly underground, are called Intrusive rocks and then people dug them up or they were pushed up by other rocks.Igneous comes from a Latin word that means fire.
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ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks start as hot, fluid material.The word igneous comes from the Latin for Fire.There are kinds that have been lava erupted at the Earth's surface,and magma at shallow depths.You can find them in 3 main places where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges,where plates come together at subduction zones and where continental crust is pushed together.
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The word Igneous is a Latin word meaning fire. They come from the deep sea floor. The types are basalt granite feldspar quartz amphiboles pyroxens
ReplyDeleteignouseous rocks are formd by valcanoes one of them is basalt
ReplyDeletei think igneous rocks come from valcanoes so they must be vary vary hot and must cool down over some years
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks come from cooled lava. Ingeous is latioton for hot.we go into the ocan floor to gt them.
ReplyDeletenot true the lava becomes hard when it hits the water and sinks.
Deleteigneous rocks are formed by hot magma cooling.or volcanoes.
ReplyDeletewhen volcanoes erupt and rocks get smashed when they hit the ground and break into smaller parts.
Igneous comes from the Latin word fire. You can find them in 3 main places where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges, where plates come together at subduction zones, and where continental crust is pushed together.
ReplyDeleteVolcanoes. Fire. Intrusive, and plutonic. Basalt, and Granite. On the side of a volcano.
ReplyDeletethese rocks come from volcanos the word means fire some are obsidian and can be found at volcanos
ReplyDeleteIgneous comes from Latin and means fire. Igneous rocks are formed in 3 places. The 3 places are where lithospheric plates pull apart at mid-ocean ridges, where plates come together at subduction zones, and where continental crust is pushed together. Intrusive and extrusive are the 2 types of igneous rocks. Intrusive rocks cool more slowly and have bigger crystals and small-medium sized grains. Extrusive rocks form more quickly so they have smaller crystals and have invisible or very small sized grains. Igneous rocks are found deep in the ocean and on Earth's continents
ReplyDeleteIgneous comes from the latin word fire. They come from volcanoes, the lava cools and heats up, creating a rock. There is three different types extrusive, intrusive and plutonic. They are found in the deep sea floor, some examples are granite and basalt.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks come from volcanoes. There are 2 different types of igneous rocks, Intrusive and Extrusive. The word igneous means fire. Granite and basalt are types of igneous rocks.
ReplyDeleteYou didnt really explain how the rocks form, intrusive and extrusive rocks form in different ways.
DeleteIgneous rocks come from volcanoes the two types of Igneous rocks are Intrusive and extrusive we find them at the deep sea floors.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks begin as hot, fluid material, and the word "igneous" comes from the Latin for fire.This material may have been lava erupted at the Earth's surface this is where igneous rocks come from.The types are Basalt and granite also feldspar and quartz.Lava flows and magma intrusions,basalt is a example and you can find them there.Exposed after deep erosion,is with Granite.
ReplyDeleteIgneous rocks form in 2 different ways. If they are intrusive igneous rocks they form from cooling magma that hardens inside the earth. If they are extrusive igneous rocks they form after a volcano erupts and the magma cools and hardens. Igneous is Latin for fire. Some extrusive rocks are obsidian, pumice, and scoria. Some intrusive rocks are basalt and granite.
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