Tests & Quizzes are ____% of your total grade.

On a topographic map, where can you look to know the geographic location depicted on the topo map?

Using a topographic map, how can you measure the distance between two objects on the map

A contour line is 2400ft. The contour interval is 50ft. Elevation of adjacent uphill contour line?

What does closely spaced contour lines indicate?

Can contour lines cross? Why or why not?

How are mountain peaks shown on a topographic map?

What is an intermittent stream?

Does the elevation increase or decrease inside a depression contour line?

What is the "Rule of the V's"?

How are constant slopes recognized on topographic maps?

No Question Today CP/ How are depressions shown on a topo map? Reg

REG: What is the elevation at sea level? CP:No DQ

REG: How are hills or mountains shown on a topo map? CP:No DQ

REG: No DQ CP:No DQ

No Daily Questions october 2nd through 9th

CP:The type of rock most common at Earth's surface is _______________.

CP: The type of rock most common at Earth's surface is _______.

No DQ all week

Reg: Are Minerals crystals? CP: What are the 4 characteristics of a mineral?

Reg: Are ALL crystals minerals? CP: True or False.. All minerals are crystals

CP: No DQ

REG: Name 2 mineral groups. CP:What elmnts have 2 be present in a mineral if the mineral is sulfate

REG:What elements have to be in the minerals composition to be a sulfide?

CP: Halides have what two gases in their chemical composition?

REG: Carbonates have what compound in their chemical composition?

CP: Name 3 metals that you wouldn't think are minerals.

REG:Do all minerals have luster?

CP:Do all minerals have luster?

REG: What are some mineral characteristics?

CP: How can Halite be distinguished from calcite?

REG: How can you tell the difference between calcite and halite?

CP: Name 2 minerals that have metallic luster in the minerals activity

REG: Name 2 metallic minerals displayed in class.

CP: According to the minerals displayed in class, what is the most abundant mineral group?

REG & CP: No Daily Question

Molten Rock that cools above Earths surface will develop ______ crystals compared to cooling below

REG: What are the three rock types?

CP: Igneous rocks are formed from ______________________

REG & CP:What are metamorphic rocks?

REG:How do igneous rocks form?

CP:What type of rocks can become sediment?

REG: What type of rock can become sediment?

CP: What is the difference between felsic and mafic?

REG & CP:In sedimentary rock formation, which occurs first- lithification or deposition?

REG & CP: A plutonic rock is an igneous, sedimentary or metamorphic rock?

REG:What are the two ways sediments can be transported?

CP: What is the most common rock on the surface of the Earth?

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REG: What happens during metamorphism?

CP: What is one thing that controls metamorphism?

REG: What two factors lead to metamorphic rocks?

CP: How are atoms, elements, minerals and rocks related?

REG: Describe some characteristics of sedimentary rocks?

CP: What are some rock descriptions?

REG & CP: **VETERANS DAY**

REG: What is the difference between crystals and grain?

CP:What is the HUGE distinguishing characteristic between an igneous and sedimentary rock?

REG & CP: No Question

CP Periods 1-3 What are the possible outcomes of a metamorphic rock. Per 5&6 No DQ

REG: Has a phyllite or gnesess been more metamorphosed? (use p.97)

CP: With more heat and pressure, phyllite will become what metamorphic rock?

REG: What is the difference between felsic and mafic rocks?

CP: What do vesicles (air bubbles) trapped in a rock tell you about the cooling rate?