What is the process where rocks are subjected to intense heat and pressure, causing them to change form without melting?

Which type of rock is known for being formed from the accumulation and compression of sediments like sand, mud, and silt over time?

What is the term for the process of breaking down rocks into fine dust by wind, water, and other natural forces?

Which type of rock is often formed when hot lava cools and solidifies, such as the rock in the Dry Falls in Washington State?

What type of rocks are formed from layers of sediments washed downstream in a river and squeezed together over time?

What is the hardest substance known to man that is formed under great pressure and heat?

What is the process where rocks are formed, broken down, reformed, as they come out of the molten earth and turn back into dust and rocks again?

What type of rock results from rocks that have been changed by heat and pressure, like sand being smushed together under high heat?

Which type of rock is formed from dust, like sandstone that is colored gray and rust?

What type of rock is often formed when hot lava drips down the outside of volcanoes and cools to form rocks like granite?