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Rocks and Minerals Unit Review
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Three Types of Rocks Definitions What mineral am I? Mineral Properties Surprise!
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What are the three types of rocks?
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What are the three types of rocks?
Igneous, Sedimentary, Metamorphic
How is an igneous rock formed?
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How is an igneous rock formed?
forms when melted rock (lava) cools and hardens
How is a sedimentary rock formed?
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How is a sedimentary rock formed?
forms from sediment, usually formed in lakes, streams, and other bodies of water
How is a metamorphic rock formed?
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How is a metamorphic rock formed?
forms by heating and squeezing
How does an igneous or sedimentary rock turn into a metamorphic rock?
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How does an igneous or sedimentary rock turn into a metamorphic rock?
rock cycle - heat and pressure
Hot liquid inside a volcano is called what?
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Hot liquid inside a volcano is called what?
magma
Liquid outside a volcano is called what?
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Liquid outside a volcano is called what?
lava
What is weathering?
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What is weathering?
breaking down of rocks into small pieces due to wind, rain, water, etc.
What is erosion?
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What is erosion?
moving the small pieces of rocks/sediments to different locations
What is the name of someone who studies rocks and minerals?
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What is the name of someone who studies rocks and minerals?
geologist
I am the softest mineral. I would turn to powder if a diamond scratched me.
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I am the softest mineral. I would turn to powder if a diamond scratched me.
Talc
I am the hardest mineral. I am a 10 on Moh's Hardness scale. I am colourless. I leave a white streak.
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I am the hardest mineral. I am a 10 on Moh's Hardness scale. I am colourless. I leave a white streak.
Diamond
I am a sedimentary rock.
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I am a sedimentary rock.
sandstone, limestone
I am an igneous rock.
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I am an igneous rock.
granite
I am a metamorphic rock.
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I am a metamorphic rock.
marble, slate
What is texture?
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What is texture?
how a rock looks or feels (smooth, bumpy, rough)
What property describes the way light reflects off the surface of a mineral?
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What property describes the way light reflects off the surface of a mineral?
lustre
Describe two properties of the mineral: diamond
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Describe two properties of the mineral: diamond
colourless, 10 in hardness, white streak
Name 5 ways to describe the lustre of a mineral.
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Name 5 ways to describe the lustre of a mineral.
shiny, dull, glassy, greasy, metallic, nonmetallic, pearly
What scale can we use to measure hardness of a rock
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What scale can we use to measure hardness of a rock
Moh's Hardness Scale
What kind of rocks are fossils usually found in?
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What kind of rocks are fossils usually found in?
sedimentary rocks
Name 2 uses of Rocks and Minerals in everyday life.
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Name 2 uses of Rocks and Minerals in everyday life.
pencils, makeup, coins, jewelry, sand, sidewalks (limestone), glass
What is. a rock made up?
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What is. a rock made up?
2 or more minerals
What is a mineral?
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What is a mineral?
a naturally occurring substance usually made up of crystals
Name the layered of the Earth.
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Name the layered of the Earth.
crust, mantle, outer layer, inner layer.

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