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The "sandwich" structure is due to the rock being from sediments deposited in sequential periods of activity and nature. Each single "slice" of solid rock is a "bed", and sequences of these build up "members" of "formations".

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The layers of a sedimentary rock are like a sandwich because the sediments are compacted together to form something similar to a sandwich. There are the top and bottom rock layers (the bread) which are usually the same type followed by the inside of the rock (fillings) which are usually different rock sediments.

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Because most sedimentary rock is formed in layers.

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