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Select the 3 main rock types

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cementation

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sedimentary

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metamorphic

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static

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igneous

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The three groups of rocks are classified by
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How they form
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Color
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Grain size
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Chemical Composition

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What is aboveground molten rock?

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Extrusive

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Magma

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Lava

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Sedimentary

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High silica content in magma=

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Darker-colored rock

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Lighter-colored rock

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High or Low Silica?
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high
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low

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How does pressure change with depth?

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It decreases

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It does not change

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It increases

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The temperature when a solid changes to a liquid - 
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melting point
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freezing point
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boiling point

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How does higher water content affect the rock's melting point?

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Water lower's the rock's melting point

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Water raises the rock's melting point

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Water actually has no affect on melting point

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The process by which atoms are arranged to form a material with a crystal structure is known as...
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Crystallization
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Geodes
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Formation from Magma and Lava
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Formation from Solutions

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Which of the following is NOT a way that minerals form?
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Formation from magma
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Formation from lava
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Formation from solutions
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Formation from crystallization

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Not all minerals crystallize at the same time. What is this called?
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fractional crystallization
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partial crystallization
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porphyritic crystallization
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total crystallization

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If an igneous rock forms with lots of space and over a long period of time, what will the rock have?
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no mineral crystals
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smaller crystals
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both small and large crystals
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larger crystals

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What is molten rock deep inside of Earth?
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Magma
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Lava

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What is molten rock that has reached Earth's surface?
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Magma
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Lava

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Minerals help to create aluminum, iron, copper, and silver.  These are known as...
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Gemstones
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Metals
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Ore
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Geodes

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Igneous Rocks form by what process?
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Weathering 
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Metamorphism
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Crystallization
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Evaporation

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A rock that contains a metal or other useful mineral is known as...
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Gemstones
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Metals
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Ore
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Geodes

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A rounded, hollow rock that is often lined with crystals is known as...
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Gemstones
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Metals
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Ore
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Geodes

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As lava cools and crystallizes, what type of rock will form?
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Sedimentary
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Metamorphic
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Extrusive Igneous
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Intrusive Igneous

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What category of igneous rock has two different sizes of crystals?
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glassy
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aphanitic/extrusive
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phaneritic/intrusive
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porphyritic

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Describe the texture of the following igneous rock.

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glassy

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rough

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vesicular

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coarse

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light colored, high silica content

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ultrabasic

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intermediate

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granitic

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basaltic

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Bands of crystals formed at the end of rock crystallization that fill any cracks in the rock

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Veins

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Phenocrysts

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Ground mass

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Vesicles

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What factors can lead to the formation of a sedimentary rock?

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melting and solidification

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extreme heat and pressure

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compaction and cementation

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Select the two types of weathering

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manual

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chemical

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physical

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glacial

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select all that are major agents of erosion

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glaciers

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water

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dust

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gravity

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wind

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when sediment settles

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erosion

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weathering

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deposition

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The ridge of sediments from X to Y can best be described as

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sorted and deposited by ice

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sorted and deposited by melt water

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unsorted and deposited by ice

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unsorted and deposited by meltwater

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transforms sediments into sedimentary rock with increasing temperature, pressure and burial

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melting

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lithification

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transportation

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uplift

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weathering and erosion

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Which process squeezes sediment into a smaller volume?

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Compaction

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Cementation

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This rock was formed by smaller pieces of rock that settled at the bottom of a lake millions of years ago. What type of rock is this?
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Sedimentary
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Igneous
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Metamorphic

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What are the types of sedimentary rock?

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Igneous; Metamorphic; Sedimentary

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Clastic; Igneous; Sedimentary

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Chemical; Clastic; Inorganic

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Organic; Clastic; Chemical

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This rock is made of large bits of gravel cemented together. What type of sedimentary rock is it?
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Clastic
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Chemical
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Organic

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which type of clastic sedimentary rock is this?

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Coarse grained

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medium grained

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fine grained

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which type of rock is most likely to contain fossils

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igneous

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metamorphic

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sedimentary

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How do metamorphic rocks form? 
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Heat and Pressure
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Compaction & Cementation
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Cooling of Magma
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Sediments & Glue

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when pressure is applied on both sides

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Foliated

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Nonfoliated

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low temperature and low pressure leads to

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low grade

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intermediate grade

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high grade

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The deeper a rock is buried, the greater the pressure is on it
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True 
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False

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Where do we usually find regional metamorphism?
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ocean floor
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mountain
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plate boundaries
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deserts

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__________ metamorphism occurs when magma heats the surrounding rock and changes it.
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Regional
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Forced
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Igneotrophic
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Contact

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__________ metamorphism occurs when rock formations in the crust collide and build pressure
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Regional
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Forced
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Igneotrophic
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Contact

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Metamorphic rocks form from ___.
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igneous rocks
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other metamorphic rocks
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sedimentary rocks
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all types of rocks

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True or False: Once a rock is sedimentary, it cannot become an igneous rock.
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True
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False

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What are the 3 major types of rocks?
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Igneous, Metamorphic, Sedimentary
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Metamorphic, Igneous, Cementation
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Brown, Red, Gray
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Streak, Hardness, Breakage

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Sedimentary rocks are represented by which letter? 
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A
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C
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B

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Where does the cycle begin?
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A
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B
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C
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There is no one starting point since it is a cycle. 

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Before a rock turns back to Igneous, it has to go through which stage? 
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2
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What two numbers indicate weathering and erosion? 
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1,6
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4,5
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9,10
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3,6

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