Minerals
Odor is the _______ of a mineral.
What is smell?
A form of communication using gestures or phrases.
What is language?
A non-living material made of one or more minerals.
What is rock?
A celebration of someone or something.
What is a festival?
Rocks and minerals can be identified by __________, such as colour, luster or hardness.
What is properties?
Hardness is the ability to ______ another mineral.
What is scratch?
A person who lived in a region first.
What is indigenous?
Rocks that are formed slowly and are made up of small pieces of sediments.
What is sedimentary rock?
A pattern of behaviour by a group of people (ex. food, language, religion)
What is culture?
A _______ is a solid, non-living material found in the earth's crust.
What is minerals?
Cleavage describes how a mineral _____ along the lines.
What is breaks?
People whom others are descended from.
What is ancestors?
Rocks that are formed from extreme heat and pressure.
What are metamorphic rocks?
Water, food and shelter are examples of this.
What is a need?
A __________ is a tool geologists use to identify minerals.
What is a mineral key?
_________ is how shiny or dull a mineral is.
What is luster?
A place where products are made.
What is factory?
To put rocks in groups based on their properties.
What is classify?
A region controlled by a government.
What is a city?
A mineral in your pencil.
What is streak?
The happiness, comfort and health experienced by a person.
What is quality of life?
A type of rock that can change into another type of rock.
What is metamorphic rocks?
The handing down of information, beliefs, or customs from one generation to another.
What is tradition?
Rocks that are formed when liquid rock cools.
What is igneous rocks?