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What are minerals?

Solid, inorganic materials found in nature

What is inorganic?

Dead

What is organic?

Alive

What are three basic types of rock?

Igneous, Sedimentary, and Metamorphic

Igneous rocks are formed when?

Melted rock material from inside the Earth cools down. (Intrusive and Extrusive)

What is Intrusive Igneous Rock?

Formed below the Earth's surface

What is Extrusive Igneous Rock?

Formed on the Earth's surface

What are Sedimentary Rocks?

When pieces of other rocks form to make new rocks

What are the three types of Sedimentary Rocks?

Clastic, Chemical, Organic

What are Clastic Sedimentary Rocks?

Formed from physical weathering debris

What is weathering?

The breaking down of materials such as rock, soil and minerals through contact with things in the environment like wind organisms and water

What is Chemical Sedimentary Rock?

Formed when materials come out of a solution and form a rock

What is Organic Sedimentary Rock?

Formed from animal and plant debris

What are Metamorphic Rocks?

Made from metamorphosis from rocks buried deep below the Earth's surface (Foliated and Non-Foliated)

What is a Foliated Metamorphic Rock?

Layered Appearance

What is a Non-Foliated Metamorphic Rock?

Non-Layered Appearance