Mr. Olson 5th Grade Science Chapter 3E
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| How old a rock is when compared to other rocks is its ________. | relative age
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| The actual age of a rock is its _________. | absolute age
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| What is something used to represent an object or idea? | model
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| What is a downward fold of rock layers? | syncline
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| A bend in a rock layer is called a ________. | fold
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| What can help scientists tell the relative age of rocks? | index fossils
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| The carrying away of weathered rock material is called _________. | erosion
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| What are the remains and traces of living things preserved in rock? | fossils
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| What forms when forces deep within the Earth push rock layers upward. | dome mountains
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| Which layer of Earth is mostly solid rock with some properties of liquids? | mantle
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| What is an upward fold of rock layers? | anticline
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| Which layer of Earth is made of molten iron and nickel? | outer core
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| A break in a rock along which movement has occured is called a _______. | fault
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| Which layer of Earth is made up of solid rock, most of which is granite, gabbro, and basalt? | crust
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| Which layer of Earth is made of solid iron and nickel? | inner core
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| Earth's crust is broken into many large and small pieces called _______. | plates
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