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7H - Rocks

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What does geologist do?   Study rocks.  
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What are the three types of rocks?   Igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks.  
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What do you call rocks when their grains fit together with no gaps?   Interlocking crystals.  
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What do you call when water can go through rocks?   Permeable  
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What do you call when water can not go through rocks?   Impermeable  
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What do you call when rocks when their grains are non interlocking?   Porous  
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What do you called the combination of sizes and shapes of grains in the rock?   Texture of rock.  
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When rain falls on to the rocks, it reacts with the minerals, what is this called?   Chemical weathering  
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Does granite weather faster than limestone or vice versa?   Granite.  
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Give an example of a physical change?   Expansion of rock.  
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What is freeze thaw action?   When water freezes in the cracks of the rock and then melts which make the rock break.  
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What is biological weathering?   When the roots of the plants break the rocks apart.  
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What do you call the process when the rocks get transported to another place from its original?   Erosion  
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What do you call the bits of rocks?   Sediments.  
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When rocks get heated, what do they do?   Expand.  
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When rocks get cooled, what do they do?   Contract.  
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What is onion skin weathering?   Is when the sheets of the rock to peel off.  
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What are glaciers?   Rivers of ice.  
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What is abrasion?   When the rock fragments knock against each other and wear away.  
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Sediments carried by water or ice are__________ when the water slows down or when the ice melts.   Deposited.  
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How do you change from sediments into sedimentary rocks?   Compaction and cementation.  
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What are fossils?   Fossils are when dead animals or plants become covered in a layer of sediments before they rot away.  
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What is limestone mainly made out of?   A white mineral formed from calcium carbonate  
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What are coal oil and natural gas?   Fossil fuels.  
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Rocks form from sediments often have what?   Layers.  
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