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MIXUP
100

The Earth's inner core is made up mostly of....

iron and nickel

100

How is an igneous rock formed? 

Cooling lava or magma 

100

When you scrape a mineral across a white or black tile you are testing for what?

Streak

100

When pieces of older rocks, plants, and other loose material gets pressed or cemented together, a _____ rock forms.

Sedimentary

100

Weathering breaks it….Erosion takes it…..Deposition

Drops It

200

The only layer of the Earth that is completely liquid metal.

Outer Core

200

How is a sedimentary rock formed?

Different small particles are pressed together over time

200

How a mineral reflects light.

Luster

200

When molten (melted) rock cools and becomes a solid, a _____ rock forms.

Igneous

200

Thinking about sedimentary rock, the oldest layers are found

at the bottom 

300

This layer of the mantle is made up of the outer part of the mantle and the crust.

Lithosphere

300

How is metamorphic rock formed?

Heat and Pressure deep in the Earth 

300

The atoms within a mineral are arranged in an orderly, repeating three-dimensional pattern.

Crystalline Structure

300

When heat or pressure causes one rock to change into a new type of rock, we call these rocks _____.

Metamorphic

300

This layer of the Earth is made up of Continental and Oceanic. 

Crust

400

The outer most layer of the Earth

Crust

400

Igneous Rock that is still inside the Earth is called?

Intrusive Igneous Rock

400

My teacher mentioned that in order for a substance to be a mineral, it has to be _____ or nonliving.

Inorganic

400

Fossils are more likely to form in which type of rock?

Sedimentary rocks

400

This characteristic of a mineral shows the molecules are closely packed together.

Solid

500

What layer of the Earth do we see convection occuring?

Mantle 

500

Explain how minerals and rocks related?

Rocks form from minerals

500

The mineral broke and had flat edges.

cleavage

500

This type of igneous rock can be found on the crust.

Extrusive

500

A measure of a mineral's resistance to scratching. This is measured by scratching it against another substance of known hardness on the Mohs Hardness Scale.

Hardness