A metamorphic rock โ experiences weathering and erosion โ compacts and cementsโbecomes a
Sedimentary Rock
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Which property has to do with minerals breaking in a pattern?
cleavage
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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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Which Property involves testing the color of a mineralโs powder by using a porcelain plate?
streak
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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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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 are the three examples of weathering the include acid that dissolves rock
Carbonic Acid, Lichen and Oxidation
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Which property involves comparing a mineral to other minerals and objects by scratching them?
hardness
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What is it called rocks smash against each other and break?
abrasion
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A rock โ experiences weathering and erosion โ compacts and cementsโ becomes a sedimentary rockโ gets taken deep underground โ goes through extreme heat and pressure โ become a
metamorphic rock
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Name the layer of soil that is being described below: This layer is made up of mostly decomposed or decomposing organic material.
Humus
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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 diagram shows the constant way in which rocks can go through processes to become different rocks?