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What area of deposition forms from waves moving sand to create a new landform that is in the ocean parallel to the coast?

Barrier Island

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What is it called when water gets into cracks in a rock and repeatedly freezes and unfreezes breaking the rock over time?

Frost wedging

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

abrasion

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What do we use to test minerals to identify what type of mineral it is?

Mineral Properties

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What is Mechanical Weathering?

rock stays the same and is just broken down physically

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

Sedimentary Rock

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Name the layer of soil that is being described below: Small loose inorganic material that is rich in nutrients due to high amounts of humus. Usually very dark in color.

Top Soil

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A rock → experiences weathering and erosion → compacts and cements→ becomes a sedimentary rock→ gets taken deep underground → goes through extreme heat and pressure → become a

metamorphic rock

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Name the layer of soil that is being described below: Made up of partially weathered rock and contains no Humus.

Horizon C: Parent Material

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

cleavage

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What is the scale that we use to measure the hardness of Minerals?

Mohs hardness Scale

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A rock → experiences weathering and erosion → compacts and cements→ becomes a sedimentary rock→ gets taken deep underground → goes through extreme heat and pressure → become a

metamorphic rock

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How do Igneous Rocks form?

Through the melting, cooling and hardening of magma or lava

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