Across |
1. | Sedimentary rocks formed from rock particles |
5. | Igneous rocks cooled on the surface |
7. | Where the hanging wall moves upward (7,5) |
8. | Most abundant element in the crust |
10. | Molten rock on the Earth's surface |
12. | The mountains at divergent plate boundaries (5,5) |
13. | The stress that causes strike-slip faults |
14. | The least useful property used to identify minerals |
16. | These soils engineering properties are determined by particle shape |
17. | Soil transported by wind |
22. | The most important weathering agent |
23. | Difference between graphite and diamond (6,9) |
25. | The direction of the intersection of a folded rock with the horizontal |
28. | A metamorphic rock rich in mica |
29. | The force that causes reverse faults |
30. | Where the hanging wall moves downward (6,5) |
31. | Axial line of a syncline |
35. | Two tectonic plates moving apart |
36. | A rock altered by heat and/or pressure |
41. | Axial line of an anticline |
42. | Boundaries between the Earth's layers |
46. | The shape of the Earth |
47. | Sedimentary rocks formed from skeletons |
49. | Causes volcanoes that are not at plate boundaries (3,4) |
50. | Cuts through country rock |
52. | What minerals form given time and space |
53. | Characteristic of regional metamorphic rocks |
55. | Metamorphic rock type caused by high pressure |
56. | The most common type of rock in the Earth's continental crust |
57. | Quality of the reflected light |
58. | Foreign rock |
59. | Only common non-silicate mineral |
61. | The mountains at convergent plate boundaries |
62. | The parent rock of marble |
64. | A solid, naturally occurring, inorganic solid of definite chemical composition |
65. | These soils engineering properties are determined by mineral composition |
66. | The softest mineral |