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Total cards: 14•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Physical property of a mineral that measures resistance to scratching

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Hardness

#2
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Rock formed from rapidly cooling lava that has a erupted at earth surface or formed from consolidated solid materials expelled from volcanoes

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Extrusive ingenious rock

#3
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Type of metamorphic rock who’s grains are arranged in layers or bands

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Foliated

#4
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Physical property of a mineral that causes it to break into uneven pieces

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Fracture

#5
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Naturally occurring in organic crystalline solid with a predictable chemical composition and a characteristic set of physical properties

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Mineral

#6
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Course grained Rock formed from slowly cooling magma below earths surface

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Intrusive igneous rock

#7
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Molten rock material found inside earth

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Magma

#8
Front (Question)

Consolidated natural mixture of minerals volcanic glass or rock fragments

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Rock

#9
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Color of a mineral in powdered form helps identify a mineral and can be observed by rubbing a mineral on a white porcelain tile

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Streak

#10
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Continuous process that forms and changes rocks on it earth surface and deep below the surface

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Rock cycle

#11
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sedimentary rock forming process in which minerals precipitate out of water and fill the spaces between clasts

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Cementation

#12
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Metamorphic rock who’s minerals grow and rearrange but don’t form layers

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Non-foliated

#13
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Layers of sediment or compressed by the weight of the layers above them

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Compaction

#14
Front (Question)

Physical property of a mineral that causes it to break a long planes that cut across relatively weak chemical bonds creating well-defined smooth flat surface

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Cleavage