Unit 6 and 7 SOL Earth Science Review

alternating layers of silica and aluminum

strong covalent bonds within dense carbon clusters

metallic bonds between all elements present

weak bonds between flat layers

A low-powered telescope

A long, pointed iron rod

A disposable sample of talc

A rough, white ceramic tile

Luster

Streak

Cleavage

Hardness

Hematite

Kaolinite

Pyrite

Magnetite

the tectonic plates shift and slide around the surface of the Earth

one type of rock can be changed into another form of rock

the mineral and chemical compositions of different forms of rock are identified

all types of fossils have been transformed into a form of rock

Igneous

Metamorphic

Clastic Sedimentary

Chemical Sedimentary

Schist

Limestone

Granite

Soil

Metallic luster

Presence of fossils

Lack of banding

Cleavage planes

impact of the atmosphere on ocean depth

formation rate of the ocean crust

circulation of solar energy

patterns of carbon movement

Pressure

Gravity

Density

Convection

The continual submerging of the Atlantic tectonic plate under the North American tectonic plate

The gradual convergent tectonic plate movement located off the coast of Virginia

The collision between the continents of Africa and North America during the Paleozoic era

The creation of igneous rock through the cooling of magma during the Precambrian era