Rocks & Minerals - 4th grade | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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What type of rocks are formed when small pieces of rock are pressed together over time?

Sedimentary rocks

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How are metamorphic rocks formed?

They are formed when sedimentary or igneous rocks are changed by extreme heat and pressure underground

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What is the crust?

the top Earth´s layer, where we live

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What is the mantle?

The middle layer of hot solid rock and hot liquid magma

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What type of rocks are formed when sedimentary or igneous rocks are changed by extreme heat and pressure underground?

Metamorphic rocks

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Minerals have specific properties: hardness, colour, shape and...

lustre

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Minerals are solid, inorganic and natural. Explain two more characteristics of minerals

They have a definite chemical composition and a crystalline structure

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What is the geosphere?

All of the Earth’s layers of minerals and rocks

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What is the super-hot Earth´s layer, with a solid centre?

The core

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Are minerals solid, liquid or gas?

Solid

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Minerals have specific properties: colour, lustre, shape and...

hardness

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Are minerals natural or man - made?

Natural

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Granite is an example of... what type of rock?

Igneous

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