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Minerals are always solids. True or False
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True
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Rock-forming minerals contain elements that are
common in Earth's
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crust
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The color of a mineral when it is ground into a
powder is its
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streak
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How do you to tell which of two minerals is
harder?
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The harder mineral will scratch the softer one
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When you say a mineral is "metallic," you are
talking about its
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luster
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If a mineral has perfect cleavage, it
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breaks along smooth surfaces
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Minerals are grouped according to their
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composition
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Quartz, feldspar, and mica are all common
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silicates
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All minerals are
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solids
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To identify a mineral, scientists may scratch a
mineral against a surface. The color of the
powder left behind is the mineral's
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streak
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The two major types of mineral luster are
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metallic and nonmetallic
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A quartz sample breaks into many irregular
pieces. This is an example of
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fracture
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Determining the manner in which a mineral breaks
is helpful when
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identifying the mineral
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The type of mining used when ore is removed from
an open pit is called
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surface mining
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Although there are thousands of minerals on
Earth, the number of minerals commonly found in
Earth's crust is about
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30
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What determines whether a mineral displays
fracture or cleavage?
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the strengths of the bonds between its atoms
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Strip mining and panning are both examples of
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surface mining
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An ore contains enough of a mineral that it
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can be mined for profit
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A metamorphic rock melts. This molten rock then
cools and becomes solid. These processes are part
of the
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rock cycle
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The most common type of rock at Earth's surface is
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sedimentary
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The magma inside a volcano slowly cooled into
rock. Over time, wind and water wore away the
weaker rock surrounding it. The landform left at
Earth's surface is made of
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intrusive igneous rock
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Coal is made from the remains of
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plants
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An example of how sedimentary rock can give
information about past conditions is through
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preserved mud cracks
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The arrangement of minerals into wavy or
parallel bands of minerals during metamorphism is
called
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foliation
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Rocks are always
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solids
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Igneous and metamorphic rocks make up how much of
Earth's crust?
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almost all
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The rock cycle.
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has no beginning or end
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Igneous rocks tend to form long-lasting landforms
because they often
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are harder than other types of rock
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An example of a process that causes metamorphic
change over large areas is the
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formation of a mountain range
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Why do landforms made of igneous rock tend to
last longer than those made of sedimentary rock?
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Igneous rock tends to be harder than sedimentary
rock.
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A magma body that is in contact with the rock
directly around it causes metamorphic changes to
occur because of
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heat
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