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Welcome to Science 11/2 Get your HW out. You will be working with a partner to answer three questions that you will find in a book about rocks. You have 10 minutes to complete this.
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Turn in HW The Global Village
If the world’s pop. was 100 people with all of the existing human ratios remaining the same, the village would include: 60 Asians, 12 Europeans, 9 Latin Americans, N. Americans, 1 Oceanian, 13 Africans 50 female/50 male, 80 nonwhite/20 white 20 people would earn 89% of the wealth 25 would live in substandard housing 17 would be unable to read 13 would suffer from malnutrition 1 would die within the year 2 would give birth within the year 2 would have a college education 4 would have a computer
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Welcome to Science 11/2 Observe the pictures below. On your paper, list as many similarities as you can about the pictures.
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I. Classifying Rocks Observe the rock on your desk. On your paper, list as many descriptions of the rock as you can. When classifying rocks, what 3 characteristics of rocks do geologists study? 1. Mineral Composition (what the rock is made of) 2. Color 3. Texture
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II. 90% of Earth’s crust is made of Igneous Rocks. Why?
Igneous- comes from the Latin word for “fire” Origin- born from the cooling and hardening of magma & lava
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III. Composition & Texture
The type of igneous rock that forms depends on what it is made of and how fast it cools. Slow cooling magma/lava = coarse,rough text. Fast cooling magma/lava = smoother, text. Slowest nd Slowest Fastest
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IV. Igneous Rock Formations
Intrusive Rock- magma that has cooled beneath Earth’s surface. Volcanic necks, plutons, batholiths volcanic neck
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V. Igneous Rock Formations
Extrusive Rock- forms from the cooling of lava on Earth’s surface Why are these rocks important? This is a major process responsible for building new crust.
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Assignment: Acrostic Poem
Your assignment for tonight is to create an acrostic poem for the word igneous. Here is an example.
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