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ROCKS & MINERALS-Multiple Choice
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A mixture of different minerals, volcanic glass, organic matter and other materials.
neutrons
lava
Rocks
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Rocks formed when sand, dead plants, shells or other organic matter stick together to like glue.
Igneous rock
magnesium
sedimentary rock
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Rocks buried deep with the earth that change because of heat and pressure
erosion
metamorphic
gold
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the name of the scale used to determine a mineral's hardness
Mohs Scale of Hardness
Bathroom Scale
Spring Scale
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A nonliving solid substance that can be described by a chemical formula
inorganic
cleavage
fracture
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the way a mineral's surface reflects light
streak
hardness
luster
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The chalky line left behind when you rub or scrape a mineral against a tile.
streak
luster
compression
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The ability to resist scratching
hardness
fracture
streak
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Color, luster, streak, hardness, cleavage, and fracture are __ __ that help scientists identify rocks and minerals
human properties
physical properties
chemical properties
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Stress that squeezes rocks together and causes them to fold or fracture.
erosion
melting
compression
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Not man-made; occurs in nature, and our supply is limited (we can run out of it)
natural resource
volcanic glass
cleavage/fracture
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The tendency of a mineral to break into flat sheets.
cleavage
streak
hardness
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a solid piece of matter with particles arranged in a repeating pattern called a crystal
mineral
magnet
electron
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Which mineral is the hardest of all?
copper
talc
diamond
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Rocks formed from hot lava that cools and hardens
diamonds
iron
Igneous rocks
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The hardest mineral in the world
diamond
pine
talc
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The tendency of a mineral to break into jagged, rough, smaller pieces.
hardness
fracture
luster
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Location of the first gold rush in America
South Carolina
California
North Carolina
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