The removal and transport of sediment is called ______.

____ is the physical and chemical process that transform sediment into sedimentary rock.

______ occurs when mineral growth glues sediment grains together into solid rock.

______ is the primary feature of sedimentary rock is horizontal layering.

______ bedding is when the particles sizes become progressively finer and lighter toward the top layers.

_______ bedding is formed as inclined layers of sediment are deposited across a horizontal surface.

When sediment is moved into small ridges by wind or wave action or by river current it forms _______ marks.

_____ sedimentary rocks are the most common.

______ means "broken" rocks

_____ is the percentage of open space between grains in a rock.

Layers and bands of minerals characterize ____ metamorphic rocks.

______ metamorphic rocks are composed mainly of minerals that form with blocky crystal shapes.

When temperature and pressure affect a large region of Earth's crust, they produce large belts of _____ metamorphism.

_______ metamorphism is when molten rock comes in contact with solid rock.

_____ metamorphism is when very hot water reacts with rocks and alters it's chemical and mineral composition.

____ is the continuous changing and remaking of rocks

_______ rocks can be clastic, chemical or biochemical.

Which is often a biochemical rock containing fossils?

Which does not cause metamorphism?