Physical Geography: Chapter 13

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Across
  1. 2. Rocks that form on the surface of the Earth.
  2. 5. Rock that has no crystal structure and forms from extremely rapid cooling of lava.
  3. 6. Black or dark gray, fine-grained rock called that forms from the cooling of lava and is composed of only dark-colored minerals.
  4. 8. Molten rock that flows out onto the surface.
  5. 9. An element combined with oxygen.
  6. 11. One of Earth's "shells" that makes up about two-thirds of Earth’s total mass.
  7. 14. Rock that forms from the rapid cooling of frothy, gas-rich molten material.
  8. 15. Rocks formed by the cooling and solidification of molten rock.
  9. 16. Minerals may occur in nature as discrete elements.
  10. 17. Mineral family that combine the two most abundant chemical elements in the lithosphere: oxygen and silicon.
Down
  1. 1. Narrow zone of change in mineral composition at the base of the crust.
  2. 3. Earth’s outermost shell.
  3. 4. Element composed of one or more elements in combination with carbon and oxygen.
  4. 7. Composed of reduced sulfur in some combination with one or more other elements.
  5. 10. The innermost portion of Earth.
  6. 12. Tiny pieces of solid volcanic rock.
  7. 13. Rocks that cool and solidify beneath Earth’s surface.