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Explains how rocks exist everywhere in nature, vary in hardness and texture, and how geologists study them. Covers Earth as a rocky planet made of minerals, the formation of magma and lava, and how tectonic plates drive earthquakes and mountain building. Classifies rocks into igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic types with clear formation paths and examples like granite, sandstone, and marble.","English Science  \nA large rock sits quietly in a garden full of flowers. The rock sits quietly while people climb it. The rock sits quietly while people have picnicson it. This rock is in Lalbagh in Bengaluru, India. It is very old. It is older than the garden and older than the city.  \n1  \nRocks, like the Lalbagh Rock, are a part of nature just like plants or animals. On beaches, by riverbanks, in forests, on the top of mountains, there are rocks everywhere. Some rocks are small enough to fit into our hands. Some are big enough to climb.  \n2  \nRocks can be hard or soft,  \nrough or smooth,  \nshiny or dull,  \npatterned or plain.  \n3  \nGeologists are scientists who study rocks and their secrets. Some of those secrets are in this book.  \n4  \nEarth is a rocky planet. Beneath our feet, it is all rock. Rocks are made of a mix of minerals. Even soil and sand are made of powdered rock and other natural materials. Beneath rivers, seas and oceans, it is all rock.  \n  A heavy and  \nhot solid ball of iron.  \n A solid layer of rock on which we live.  \n The thickest, solid layer, but parts of  \n5 it can melt and flow.  \nA hot liquid layer made of iron.  \nRocks get pushed underground and pushed out all the time. Sometimes, rocks inside the Earth’s crust and mantle melt, because of heat and pressure. They become a hot liquid called magma. When magma comes out of the crust through a volcano, it is called lava.  \nCloser to the Earth’s surface, giant pieces of the crust and uppermost mantle, called tectonic plates, keep moving slowly. When they slip and slide against each other, it causes earthquakes. When they collide, mountains rise up — this can happen over thousands of years or overnight.  \n6  \nRocks come in many colours, shapes and sizes. But geologists sort them into three kinds, not by appearance, but by how they are formed.  \n are formed when magma or lava cools down.  \n7  \n, which is used in a lot of buildings, is an igneous rock. If your kitchen counters are made from , imagine having magma in your kitchen!  \n8  \nare formed when small pieces of rocks, minerals, sand, and other materials pile up. Over many years, the sediments get pressed and joined together into new rocks.  \nPiles of sand and other minerals can come together to become  . Small bits of shells, coral and bones pile up in shallow waters to become  .  \n9  \nare rocks that have two lives. They start off as igneous or sedimentary rocks — or even other metamorphic rocks. Then, because of heat, pressure or certain chemical reactions, they change into completely new rocks.  \n starts out as limestone, a sedimentary rock. 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