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3. Vocabulary Vocabulary Rock Types ChangesPropertiesExamples $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $400 $300 $200 $500 $400 $300 $200 $400 $500 $200 $300 $400 $500 $200 $300 $100

4. A naturally occurring solid substance composed of one or more minerals A naturally occurring solid substance composed of one or more minerals

5. A scientist who studies the earth and the changes that take place on and beneath its surface A scientist who studies the earth and the changes that take place on and beneath its surface

6. A naturally occurring material that has a specific chemical composition and crystal form and characteristic physical properties A naturally occurring material that has a specific chemical composition and crystal form and characteristic physical properties

7. Able to be replenished Able to be replenished

8. Materials such as petroleum, coal, and many other minerals that cannot be easily or quickly replaced by natural systems Materials such as petroleum, coal, and many other minerals that cannot be easily or quickly replaced by natural systems

9. Sediments

10. Cooling Magma Cooling Magma

11. High Temperatures And/Or Heat Within The Earth High Temperatures And/Or Heat Within The Earth

12. Crumbles easily and is often lighter than other rock types Crumbles easily and is often lighter than other rock types

13. Made of more than one type of mineral Made of more than one type of mineral

14. Igneous rocks are the only rocks that can turn into Sedimentary rocks

15. How do Igneous and Sedimentary rocks change to Metamorphic rocks How do Igneous and Sedimentary rocks change to Metamorphic rocks

16. Explain how an existing rock can change into a sedimentary rock Explain how an existing rock can change into a sedimentary rock

17. Explain how an existing rock can change into an igneous rock Explain how an existing rock can change into an igneous rock

18. Time scale used by geologist to measure thousands and millions of years Time scale used by geologist to measure thousands and millions of years

19. Scale used to measure how a sample reflects light Brilliant, Glassy, Dull Scale used to measure how a sample reflects light Brilliant, Glassy, Dull

20. Daily Double! Daily Double!

21. Opague refers to which property Opague refers to which property

22. Color left behind when a sample is scratched over a ceramic tile Color left behind when a sample is scratched over a ceramic tile

23. What is the name of the scale commonly used to measure the hardness of a sample What is the name of the scale commonly used to measure the hardness of a sample

24. What is the streak color of a diamond when it is rubbed on a ceramic tile What is the streak color of a diamond when it is rubbed on a ceramic tile

27. What type of rock is this What type of rock is thisFossils

28. Daily Double! Daily Double!

29. What type of rock is this What type of rock is this

30. What type of rock is this What type of rock is this

31. FINAL JEOPARDY FINAL JEOPARDY

32. Worth What!

33. Make an argument for why coal, a relatively cheap sedimentary rock found in large quantities, could be considered more valuable than diamonds.