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I chose this topic because igneous rocks come from volcanoes. Igneous rocks melt from heat and pressure. Igneous rocks come most from anywhere a volcano has been or is. Igneous means fire in Greek. Now you see why I chose Igneous rocks because their so interesting.======

__Comments from Teachers during the research process:__


 * Note from Mr.Klyen you also going to use electronic resources? What do you mean when you say "ask questions?" Is asking questions using a resource? Igneous rocks are a major part of our earth and were not "discovered" by a single person. Please erase question one and come up with a new question. For question two, I'm not sure what you mean by "the rock." Take your time to think of questions that are deep and can be answered through research**.**

Note from Mr. VanOrden: Great topic! Wow, to think that a rock could actually melt. I can't wait to read what you find out about that questions. I read that the word "igneous" comes from a Greek word for fire. I wonder why we use that word to describe certain types of rock.

Note from Mrs. Smith: You have found the most important facts to include in your research writing about igneous rocks. Very nice job of reading your work clearly for publishing on our wiki!