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| Similar; in the same way. |
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| A number; a sum or total. |
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| A material used to pave roads. |
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| A gray, smooth rock that was once the hot, liquid lava that came out of a volcano. |
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| A small, rounded object with a hole through which a thread can be passed; a piece of jewelry. |
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| A rock 10 inches across or larger; a rock larger than a cobble. |
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| A rectangular material made of clay that is used to build walls. |
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| To make or form something. |
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| A finely ground powder that sets and hardens when mixed with water. |
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| Rocks so small it is hard to see just one; particles that are even smaller than silt. |
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| Made up of larger, rough particles. |
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| A rock that is smaller than a boulder and larger than a pebble. |
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| A group of objects to be seen, studied or kept together. |
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| A mixture of cement, gravel, and/or sand that, when mixed with water, will set and harden. |
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| A piece of solid, often transparent material with shiny, flat surfaces that can be identified by its special shape or pattern. |
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| When dead plants or animals break down into small pieces. |
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| Unlike; not alike, or not the same. |
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| Free of wetness; not wet; lacking moisture. |
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| material: Any of the solid, liquid, or gaseous materials that make up Earth. |
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| Made up of very small particles, such as a powder. |
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| Level, smooth or even; not raised. |
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| A part of a plant or animal that lived long ago and has turned to rock. |
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| A scientist who studies Earth and rocks. |
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| Rocks that are smaller than pebbles. |
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| To put objects together by similar properties. |
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| To dry up and become stronger. |
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| Bits of dead plant and animal parts in the soil. |
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| A material that likes evenly over or under a different material. |
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| Something that connects other parts together. |
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| Made up of middle-sized particles. |
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| The ingredients that make up rocks. |
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| Two or more things mixed together. |
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| Lime or cement or a combination of both, mixed with sand and water and used as a bonding agent between bricks or rocks. |
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| A building in which collections of scientific, historical or artistic value are studied and exhibited. |
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| Something that living things need to grow and stay healthy. |
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| A rock that is smaller than a cobble. |
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| Having sharp edges or corners. |
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| A solid earth material. People who use rocks for making things sort them by size. |
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| A small part of portion of a material |
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| Rocks that are smaller than gravel. |
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| Sand that is glued to paper to create different surface textures on wood. |
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| A reddish, bubbly rock that was once the bubbly top of lava. |
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| A piece of mesh used to separate a mixture. |
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| A three-dimensional work of art. |
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| To take apart the ingredients of a mixture. |
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| To establish a place or position. |
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| To move back and forth rapidly. |
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| A paved walkway along the side of the street. |
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| Rocks that are smaller than sand; particles that are often found in sand. |
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| How large or small something is. |
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| A mixture of humus and different-sized earth materials. |
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| Having lines of different shades or colors. |
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| How something feels, such as rough or smooth. |
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| A light, soft rock that has ashes in it from the fires of a volcano. |
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| Containing or covered with a liquid; not dry. |
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