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6th grade ROCKS - SMS

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rock   formed from one or more minerals  
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Igneous rocks   rocks formed from molton earth materials  
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Extrusive Igneous rocks   formed by molton rockon the earths surface; when magma comes out of a volcano then cools and hardens  
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Intrusive Igneous rocks   formed from molton rock cooling within the earth's crust  
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sedimentary rocks   formed by weathering and deposition  
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Clastic sedimentary rock   sedimentary rock made of rock fragments, minerals, and broken shells  
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Non-clastic sedimentary rock   sedimentary rocks that are formed from solutions or by organic processes  
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metamorphic rocks   formed by changes in pre-existing rocks cuased by extreme temps, pressure or both  
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wind   erosion agent that is likely in a flat plain with little rain  
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Appalachian Mountains   location where mass wasting is most likely to occur  
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cooling & hardening   processes that allow magma or lave to form into igneous rock  
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heat & pressure   processes that allow sedimentary rock to form into metamorphic rocks  
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weathering   process that allows rocks to break up  
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chemical weathering   breaking down rocks by changing their composition  
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erosion   moving of earth materials from one place to another  
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glacial deposition   when glaciers leave behind earth materials  
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glacial erosion   earth material moved downhill by an ice sheet  
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glaciers   large mass of ice sliding over the earth's surface  
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groundwater   water that has seeped into and beneath the soil  
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mass wasting   large amounts of rocks pulled downhill by gravity  
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physical weathering   breaking down rocks by only changing the size  
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rock cycle   the orderly processes which form and change rocks  
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soil   a mixture of weathered rock & decayed organic matter  
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deposition   the laying down, depositing, of sediment in one place  
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compaction   pressing together sediment  
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cementation   sediment that becomes glued together over time  
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