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How many types of rocks are there? 

100

What are the names of the rocks? 

There are Igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. 

100

_____ has the biggest impact on erosion? 

Humans!

100

What is a mineral? 

Is a chemical compound or element found in Earth. 

100

What are two very valuable minerals? 

Diamonds and gold!

200

What is a rock? 

A group of minerals that are lumped or grown together. 

200

Bananas are an example of ______ mineral. 

Potassium. 

200

What is the name of the layer of the rock found beneath the crust? 

It is called the Mantle. 

200

what is an example of natural erosion? 

Wind and water are natural causes of erosion. 

200

Our bodies need _____ to stay heathy and function right.

minerals 

300

What is the melted rock around the mantle called? 

It is called magma. 

300

How is sedimentary rocks formed? 

When mud, sand and pebbles are compressed over a long period of time rocks are formed

300

How is an igneous rocked formed? 

When molten magma comes out of a volcano and later cools down and hardens 

300

How is metamorphic rocks formed? 

When igneous and sedimentary rocks are exposed to high tempretures and pressure for a long time they turn into metamorphic rocks. 

300

Name two precious metals? 

Silver, gold copper and aluminium. 

400

What causes a mineral to FIZZ during an acid test? 

It fizzes because carbon dioxide gas is released as the mineral dissolves.  

400

What does the rock cycle tell us? 

How rocks are formed, how they break apart and reform into other parts. 

400

When is the Earth's crust visible? 

We can see it near rock cliffs near coast lines and walls of the canyons

400

What causes erosion? 

natural and human impact 

400

What is the hardest MINERAL on Earth? 

it is a diamond. 

500

What are the three layers of the Earth? 

Crust, mantle and core 

500

How  can the farming process harm the Earth? 

When we use one place to farm a crop for a long time, we strip the soil of its’ minerals so plants can no longer grow. It also loosens the topsoil so that it gets washed away more easily when it rains.

500

How does overmining harm the Earth? 

Rocks & Minerals are “non-renewable” resources! Over mining weakens the ground above the mine and can make it more likely to erode away with wind, rain, and ice.



500

Define deforestation? 

Deforestation happens when humans cut down large areas of forests/trees/greenspace in order to make space for buildings and roads



500

How are minerals categorized? 

The three categories are luster, colour and hardness.  

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