A student uses wax crayons to model different parts of the rock cycle. The model has several steps as shown.
Part A
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Drag the process to the step that most closely models that part of the rock cycle. Each process is used only once.
​ Step Process
​Crayons are grated Into small pieces. ​
Formation of sedimentary rock
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​Grated pieces of crayons are squeezed together with hands. ​
Formation metamorphic rock
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Squeezed crayon pieces are wrapped in foil and flattened with a warm Iron.​ ​
Metamorphic rock changing to magma
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Flattened crayon pieces are placed in a beaker and heated until liquid.​ ​
Magma or lava forming igneous rock
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Liquid crayon is poured into a Petri dish to cool and solidify. ​
Weathering and erosion of igneous rock
​Part B
​The rock cycle is different from the student's model, because in the rock cycle
