The picture shows a statue of Abraham Lincoln
Your friend tells you the statue made of marble. What test could you perform to see if your
friend is correct?
A. Place a drop on water of the statue and see if it evaporates.
B. Rub your hand across the statue and see if it changes colors.
C. Rub water across the surface of the statue and see if it leaves streaks.
D. Place a drop on vinegar of the statue and see if it bubbles.
A mineral break into flat surfaces as shown.
Rocks, Minerals, and Soil
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