A | B |
conglomerate | a type of rock formed from rounded pieces of other rock |
crystal | a solid substance with a definite shape or pattern |
dull | not able to reflect light; not bright or shiny |
fossil | remains or traces of an organism that lived long ago that are preserved in the earth |
gem | a precious stone that has been cut and polished (ruby, diamond) |
igneous | a type of rock that forms when melted rock cools |
lava | melted rock that erupts out of a volcano |
luster | how the mineral reflects light |
magma | melted rock that is underground |
metamorphic | a type of rock that has been changed as a result of underground heat, pressure, and water |
mineral | a solid substance found in nature with a crystal form |
opaque | not able to let light pass through |
property | something about an object that helps tell what it is |
rock | material made up of minerals, clay, sand, and other materials |
sediment | pieces of rocks, minerals and organic materials that are carried by water, wind or ice |
rock cycle | the process by which rocks change to form new rocks |
sedimentary | a type of rock formed from sediments that are carried by wind or water, dropped, and cemented or packed together |
translucent | able to let some light pass through |
transparent | clear; able to let light through |
weather | to age and break down as a result of the effects of wind, rain and ice |