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Julie the Rockhound
       

Julie the Rockhound - For Creative Minds

 

 

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1. Tan beach sand is mostly:

From volcanoes
Quartz that has weathered into tiny bits
Pieces of shells
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2. Quartz is:

Rarely found
Of little use or value to us
One of the most common minerals on earth
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3. Minerals are the “building blocks” of our world and include:

Silver and gold
Salt
All of the above
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4. Some things we use that come from minerals are:

Chalk and jewelry
T-shirts and salad
Steak or wool sweater
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5. Where would a good spot to dig for rocks be?

In a grassy field
In a dried up river bed
In a lake
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6. Some good clothes to wear while digging for rocks are:

A bathing suit and flip-flops
Old jeans and heavy shoes or sneakers
Shorts and a t-shirt
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7. What should you use to identify the rocks or crystals you find?

Ask any adult
Use a rock identification guide
Use a shell identification guide
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8. All rocks are made of minerals.

True
False
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9. Identify how sedimentary rocks are made:

Layers of sediment are pressed into this type of rock over a long period of time.
Thee rocks are made from hot, liquid rock (magma below the earth’s surface or lava above the surface) that cools into a solid.
Heat and/or pressure can change other rocks into this type of rock.
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10. Identify how igneous rocks are made:

Layers of sediment are pressed into this type of rock over a long period of time.
Thee rocks are made from hot, liquid rock (magma below the earth’s surface or lava above the surface) that cools into a solid.
Heat and/or pressure can change other rocks into this type of rock.
 
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