Bowen's Reaction Series
Sedimentary Rocks
Metamorphic Rock
Igneous Rocks

Minerals
100

Olivine can be categorised as what type of mineral?

Ultramafic

100

Sandstone is made primarily of the following sized particle.

Sand

100

Metamorphic rocks are formed through added ______. 

Heat and Pressure

100

All Igneous Rocks must first start as _______OR________ before crystallizing and becoming a solid rock.

Magma or Lava

100

The way light reflects off of a mineral.

What is luster?

200

Felsic Rocks contain a majority of what kind of mineral?

Potassium Feldspar

200

After sediments are deposited in a marine environment, what 2 steps must next occur to turn the sediments into a sedimentary rock?

Compaction and Cementation (Lithification)

200

Gneiss can be classified as a Foliated rock because of this distinctive feature.

Banding

200

Diorite is an example of the following type of Igneous Rock, based on its location of formation.

Intrusive

200

The scale that is used to measure the hardness of minerals

What is Moh's Hardness Scale

300

These types of rocks melt at the highest temperatures (around 1200 F.)

Ultramafic

300

Name the process that describes when sediments sink to the bottom of a body of water and stay at rest.

Deposition

300

As you increase depth below Earth’s surface what 2 other factors also increase?

Heat and Pressure

300

Volcanic tuff is an example of the following type of Igneous Rock, based on its location of formation.

Extrusive

300

Another way to identify minerals; it leaves the color of the powder behind when rubbed against a rough white tile.

What is streak?

400

A rock contains a majority of Potassium Feldspar, Muscovite Mica, and Quartz. List 2 rocks that this could possibly be.

Granite or Rhyolite

400

Rock Gypsum is what kind of sedimentary rock?

Chemical Sedimentary rock

400

Marble is an example of what kind of metamorphic rock?

Non Foliated

400

What is the name of the process for when magma pushes up into pre existing layers of rock?

Intrusion

400

The property that causes a mineral to glow under ultraviolet light

What is flourescent?

500

A rock is about 60% Plagioclase Feldspar, 30% Amphibole, and 10% Pyroxene and is Extrusive- What Rock is it?

Andesite

500

After swimming out 20 ft from the shore of a beach Ms.Szablewski puts her feet down and feets Sand sized particles. If she swims out another 5 feet or so, what sized particle could she expect to find below her?

Silt

500

Do metamorphic rocks ever melt? If yes, what is this process called? If not, what is the process they do go through called?

No- recrystallization

500

What can be identified as the reason rocks melted and turned into magma?

Mantle Heat

500

You can see this property just by looking at a mineral. Many minerals can be several of these.

What is color?

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