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Unit 2 Minerals and Rocks

front 1

How are rocks classified?

back 1

How they are formed, texture, and composition .

front 2

What type of rock used to be another rock, but has changed and is flatter or smaller?

back 2

Metamorphic Rocks

front 3

What type of rock looks gray, black, white, or tan and also appears to be spongy?

back 3

Igneous Rocks

front 4

What are the three types of rocks?

back 4

Igneous, Sedimentary, and Igneous

front 5

What type of rock has a layer or bedding?

back 5

Sedimentary Rocks

front 6

What is the first step of the rock cycle?

back 6

Molten magma is pushed up from the mantle.

front 7

This describes the geological process that forms rocks.

back 7

Rock Cycle

front 8

The powdered color remaining after the mineral is dragged across a white tile.

back 8

Streak

front 9

Who created the Hardness Scale for minerals?

back 9

Moh

front 10

How many levels are there in the Hardness Scale we use?

back 10

10

front 11

How do we observe minerals?

back 11

Color, luster, cleavage, fracture, streak, and hardness

front 12

How many questions do scientists ask in order to determine if a substance is a mineral?

back 12

4

front 13

How many main minerals do we need to know?

back 13

21

front 14

Define Luster:

back 14

The way a mineral reflects light by being metallic or nonmetallic.

front 15

Uneven, rough surface pattern of a mineral

back 15

Fracture