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These rocks are made of sand rocks shells mud etc. |
Sediments |
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Coal is formed from the deposition and burial of |
Dead Plants |
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Fossils are found in what type of rocks |
Sedimentary |
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Cooling and hardens of molten Magma will form |
Igneous rocks |
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Compaction and cementation are process that Produce |
Sedimentary |
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What is the difference in igneous intrusive and extrusion |
Inside out side |
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Igneous rock that form underground is |
Intrusive |
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Weathing and erosion can produce |
Sediments |
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How would rock change to an igneous rock |
Melting and cooling |
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Any rock that undergo heat and pressure would be |
Metamorphic |
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What determines how they are classified |
How THEY Are formed |
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Cooled Magma creates |
Igneous rock intrusive |
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What are the four steps needed to create sedimentary rock |
Weathing melting deposition erosion |
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Using a metal object against a mineral is testing what physical property |
Hardness |
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What are the natural resources we can burn for energy |
Fossil Fuels |
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Rubbing a mineral on an unglazed tile is testing what physical property |
STREK |
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The physical property that describes how minerals reflect light is called |
Luster |
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Why are ores valuable natural resources |
Metals non metals |
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These rocks are produce when Magma or lava cools and hardens |
Igneous rock |
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The word for change in form is |
Metamorphic |
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The three major fossil fuels are |
Coal, oil, natural gasses |
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A rock that contains a metal or other economic useful mineral |
Ore |
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Metamorphic rock forms from |
Heat and pressure |
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If magma cools very slowly beneath earth's surface the crystals would be |
Lager |
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A mineral must contain no materials that were once part of living things or be |
Inorganic |
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The process by which sediment settles out of the water or wind carrying it Is |
Erosion |
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A series of process on earth's surface in the crust and in the crust and mantle that slowly changes rocks from one kind to another |
The rock cycle |