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Warm-Up: Mon 4/7 Write What You Know! Write everything you know about the prompt below for five minutes, try for at least 3-4 complete sentences. What can color tell you about a rock?

4/10/2014 Rock Notes Major Key Term Key Term definition in own words facts pictures Key Term

Classifying Rocks Geologists classify rocks by composition, color, and texture You have to break open a rock and look inside, as weathering can change the outside of a rock

Composition Composition: what minerals, or other substances, is the rock made of? Some rocks are made of only one mineral Some rocks are a mixture of several minerals and other substances

Color A rock’s color provides clues to its mineral composition. Granite – light colored, high in silica Basalt – dark colored, low in silica Color is not enough, many rocks have similar colors but different compositions

Texture Rocks are made of particles of minerals, called grains Texture is the look and feel of a rock, determined by the grains inside, we study

Texture Grain Size Fine-grained: very small grains Coarse-grained: very large grains

Texture Grain Shape Can be shaped by crystal shapes or by broken fragments of rocks or minerals Can be smooth and rounded or sharp and jagged

Texture Grain Pattern The grains in a rock can form many different patterns Flat layers, swirling lines, bands, different colors, randomly spaced grains

How Rocks Form