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  terms
• 1.Cementation 2.nonfoliated 3.extrusive
  
• 4. rock 5.Sedimentary rock 6.foliated
  7.intrusive 8.sediment 9.igneous rock
  10.porphyry 11.rock cycle 12.organic
• 13. Compaction 14. metamorphism 15.mineral
  16.hardness 17.cleavage 18. metamorphic rock
• 19.Crystalization 20.erosion 21. lava
  22.pressure 23.Geologist 24. conglomerate

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• Refers to igneous rocks that forms
• deep within the earth.

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2. This is the continuous changing of rocks from
one type to another.
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• The changing of one type of
• rock into another
• type as a result of heat,
• pressure, or chemical reactions.

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• Refers to anything that
• was made by or was part of a once
• living thing.

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• A naturally occurring
• solid made from one or more
• mineral.

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• Type of rock formed by
• compaction and cementation of
• pieces or rock and organic material
• and characterized by forming in
• layers.

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• The joining together of
• sediments by minerals dissolved
• in water.

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• Describes an igneous rock whose
• crystals are two sizes due to two
• different cooling rates.

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• Igneous rocks formed at the
• earths surface from lava.

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• The process of forming
• sedimentary rock through great
• pressure on layers of sediments.

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• Describes a metamorphic rock
• that has crystals arranged in parallel
• layers or bands.

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• Pieces of rock, shell, or other
• organic material that is carried
• away by wind, water, or ice to be deposited in
  layers.

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• Type of rock classified by grain size
• and color, that is formed from the
• cooling and hardening of magma.

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• Refers to the texture of rocks that
• have been changed but do not show
• visible bands.

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• This common sedimentary rock has
• pebbles, sand and pieces of rock.

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• Gneiss, schist, and
• quartzite are examples

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17. Scientist who studies the earth.
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• Pumice and Obsidian are made
• up of this material.

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• How a mineral breaks apart
• describes this characteristic.

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• A solid material formed
• in nature that has a repeating
• pattern.

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• The resistance a mineral
• has to being scratched.

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1. A type of physical weathering in which rocks
   are gradually worn down.

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• Process in which magma
• cools and hardens into rock.

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24. Rocks are changed into metamorphic rock by
heat and ________________.