This word means tightly packed particles; it is the first characteristic of a mineral
What is solid?
Pearly, Glassy, Metallic, and Dull are all words that describe this mineral test.
What is the luster?
This is the term that describes why some minerals glow under ultraviolet
What is fluorescence?
This mineral is used in pencil lead.
What is graphite?
This mineral is the hardest mineral on Mohs hardness scale?
What is diamond?
This word means that the particles within a mineral repeat in a specific pattern.
What is Orderly crystal structure?
This is the LEAST reliable mineral test.
What is color?
This is the scale used to determine the hardness of a mineral.
This mineral is the most common mineral found in Georgia.
What is quartz?

This mineral can scratch talc but not calcite?
What is gypsum?
This word means that a mineral is made up of specific elements.
What is chemical composition?
This mineral test is observed by dropping hydrochloric acid on a mineral to see if it bubbles.
What is reactivity OR acid reaction?
This term describes the breakage of mineral as irregular.
What is fracture?
This mineral is also known as "fool's gold".
This mineral has a hardness of between 6.5 and 5.5
What is orthoclase?
This word means that something is NOT man made; it occurs in nature
What is naturally occurring?
This mineral test uses a scale made by a man named Mohs from 1-10 to describe a mineral.
What is hardness?
This term describes a hollow stone found on the earth that is lined on the inside with crystals

This mineral is the softest mineral on Mohs Scale. It is often used in baby powder.
What is talc?
This mineral is a 1 on Mohs hardness scale, making it the softest mineral.
This word means that minerals are not formed from the remains of living things.
What is inorganic?
This mineral test describes the color of powder left behind when rubbing a mineral on an unglazed porcelain plate.
What is streak?
This term describes the appearance or feel of a mineral. For example: bumpy, smooth, flaky
What is texture?
This mineral is the most common mineral on Earth. It is found in the earth's crust.
What is feldspar?
This mineral is harder than Topaz but softer than a diamond.
What is corundum?