Ch. 3 Section 2 Review Gr. 8

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Describe conditions in which large and small crystals are likely to form. (Choose all that apply.)

Large crystals are likely to form when magma cools quickly.

Large crystals are likely to form when magma cools slowly.

Large crystals tend to form deep underground.

Small crystals are likely to form when magma cools slowly.

Small crystals tend to form when magma cools near the surface.

Small crystals are likely to form when magma cools rapidly.

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Extra Credit-Mrs. Smisek's favorite color to wear is _______________.

(Hint: Use lowercase letters and spell correctly.)

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"a mixture in which one substance is dissolved in another"

crystallization

geode

lava

magma

solution

vein

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"a narrow channel or slab of mineral that is different from the surrounding rock"

crystallization

geode

lava

magma

solution

vein

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"molten material from inside Earth that hardens to form rock"

crystallization

geode

lava

magma

solution

vein

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"magma that reaches the surface"

crystallization

geode

lava

magma

solution

vein

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"the process by which atoms are arranged to form a material with a crystal structure"

crystallization

geode

lava

magma

solution

vein

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"a rounded, hollow rock often lined with mineral crystals"

crystallization

geode

lava

magma

solution

vein

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In the United States, halite deposits in the Midwest, Southwest, and along the gulf coast resulted from the slow evaporation of ancient seas.

True

False

10.

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Surface evaporation creates veins of minerals deep in the earth.

True

False

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