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Chapter 7 Review Rocks and Minerals
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A. color B. Texture A. Pressure over time binds sediments into rocks. B. Heat and/or pressure change the minerals in a rock.

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Page 1: A. color  B. Texture  A. Pressure over time binds sediments into rocks.  B. Heat and/or pressure change the minerals in a rock.

Chapter 7 ReviewRocks and Minerals

Page 2: A. color  B. Texture  A. Pressure over time binds sediments into rocks.  B. Heat and/or pressure change the minerals in a rock.

A. color

B. Texture

One way to tell rocks apart is by looking at the size of the bits of minerals that make up each rock. What is this physical property called?

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texture

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A. Pressure over time binds sediments into rocks.

B. Heat and/or pressure change the minerals in a rock.

How is metamorphic rock formed?

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Heat and/or pressure change the minerals in a rock.

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A. Sedimentary

B. Metamorphic

What kind of rock forms in layers?

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Sedimentary

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A. clay

B. sand

Which type of particles found in soil are the smallest?

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clay

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A. topsoil

B. subsoil

What layer of soil includes rock particles mixed with the dark products of decay?

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topsoil

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A. Halite

B. Quartz

What mineral is crushed and ground into salt that is used to season food?

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halite

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A. color and luster

B. hardness and streak

Which two properties would be best to use to identify a mineral?

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hardness and streak

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A. rainfall

B. decay of plants and animals

Where do the nutrients in the soil mainly come from?

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Decay of plants and animals

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A. the top layer

B. the middle layer

C. the bottom layer

In which layer will the oldest fossil most likely be found?

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the bottom layer

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A. igneous

B. sedimentary

What is rock called that is formed in bits of rocky matter that settle to the bottom of rivers, lakes, and oceans?

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sedimentary

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