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Rocks in which the composition and texture of the rock have been changed by heat and pressure are called_____. Examples include limestone with seashells transforming into the sparkling marble.
inside of a volcano where it cooled slowly.
Keeping lakes and rivers free of pollution.
metamorphic rocks
sediment
uplift and erosion
halite
minerals
calcite
Which of the following is one way to conserve water?
inside of a volcano where it cooled slowly.
Keeping lakes and rivers free of pollution.
metamorphic rocks
sediment
uplift and erosion
halite
minerals
calcite
Which of the following is a nonrenewable resource?
inside of a volcano where it cooled slowly.
Keeping lakes and rivers free of pollution.
metamorphic rocks
sediment
uplift and erosion
halite
minerals
calcite
Which mineral can be identified by its salty taste?
inside of a volcano where it cooled slowly.
Keeping lakes and rivers free of pollution.
metamorphic rocks
sediment
uplift and erosion
halite
minerals
calcite
Ignous rocks such a granite have larger mineral grains. How did it most likely form?
inside of a volcano where it cooled slowly.
Keeping lakes and rivers free of pollution.
metamorphic rocks
sediment
uplift and erosion
halite
minerals
calcite
The waves at the beach continuously crash against rocks weathering it into
inside of a volcano where it cooled slowly.
Keeping lakes and rivers free of pollution.
metamorphic rocks
sediment
uplift and erosion
halite
minerals
calcite
Which mineral is found in the sedimentary rock limestone? It fizzes and weathers when weak acids come in contact with it.
inside of a volcano where it cooled slowly.
Keeping lakes and rivers free of pollution.
metamorphic rocks
sediment
uplift and erosion
halite
minerals
calcite
Buried rock is exposed at Earth's surface by the combination of which tow processes?
inside of a volcano where it cooled slowly.
Keeping lakes and rivers free of pollution.
metamorphic rocks
sediment
uplift and erosion
halite
minerals
calcite
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