First Semester Interim Review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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What is it called rocks smash against each other and break?

abrasion

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Which property involves comparing a mineral to other minerals and objects by scratching them?

hardness

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What area of deposition is created due to slow moving water? The water is moving so slowly that plants begin to grow on top of it?

marshes

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How do Metamorphic Rocks form?

by the heat and pressure deep underground.

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Which property has to do with minerals breaking in a pattern?

cleavage

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What is Chemical Weathering?

When rocks change in composition due to acid dissolving the rocks

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What is it called when plants or animals break rocks?

biological weathering

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A rock → melts into lava→ Cools and Hardens → becomes

Igneous rock

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What diagram shows the constant way in which rocks can go through processes to become different rocks?

Rock Cycle

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A metamorphic rock → experiences weathering and erosion → compacts and cements→becomes a

Sedimentary Rock

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Which property is the least useful?

color

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How do Igneous Rocks form?

Through the melting, cooling and hardening of magma or lava

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