Metamorphic
Igneous
Sedimentary
Hardness
Properties of Minerals
100

How are metamorphic rocks formed?

Heat and pressure

100

How are igneous rocks formed?

Partial melting of rocks within the Earth's crust

100

How are sedimentary rocks formed?

The erosion of other existing rocks

100
What is the name of the hardness test?

Moh's

100

Are minerals organic or inorganic?

Inorganic

200

What layer of the Earth would you find metamorphic rock?

Crust

200

What material is used to form igneous rock?

Magma

200

True or False: sedimentary rocks are often formed in layers

True

200

Name the three levels of hardness

Soft, Medium, Hard

200

Term used to describe how minerals reflect light

luster

300

What type of rock can turn metamorphic?

Any!

300

Where can you find igneous rock?

Volcano

300

Where are the oldest layers of rock usually found in a cliff made from sedimentary rock?

The bottom

300

True or False: the Moh's scale of hardness is relative

True

300

What type of rock are fossils most likely to be found in?

Sedimentary

400

Give an example of where you would find metamorphic rock in your home?

 

400

How do igneous rocks turn into sediments?

Weathering and erosion

400

What percentage of the rocks on the Earth's surface are sedimentary rocks?

75%

400

What is the hardest mineral?

Diamond

400

Name 3 physical properties used to classify minerals

color, streak, hardness, tenacity, magnetism, luster

500

Give 3 examples of metamorphic rocks

Marble, slate, phyllit, gneiss, hornfels, schist, quartzite

500

Give 3 examples of igneous rocks

Granite, basalt, obsideon, humus, tuff, dacite

500

Give 3 examples of sedimentary rocks

Shale, sandstone, limestone, siltstone, chert, dolomite, claystone, gypsum

500

What is the softest mineral?

Talc

500

What type of minerals are found in metamorphic rocks?

Index minerlas

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