Rocks and Minerals Review Powerpoint
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streak
rock
A. The color of a mineral when it is
ground to a powder
B. a solid material made up of one
or more materials
Sedimentary igneous metamorphic
A. Rock that forms when melted, or molten
rock from deep below Earth’s surface cools
and hardens
B. rock that forms when sand, particles of
rock, bits of soil, and bits of once-living
things are pressed together and harden into
layers.
C. new rock that forms when existing rokcs
are changed by heat or pressure or both
Cleavage
hardness
luster
A. A measure of how easily a mineral can
be scratched
B. the tendency of a mineral to split easily
along flat surfaces
C. the way a mineral shines, or reflects light
sediment
rock cycle
nonmetallic mineral
A. A mineral that is dull or glassy
B. the continuous series of changes that
rocks undergo
C. sand, particles of rock, bits of soil, and
remains of once-living things
metallic mineral
mineral
A. A non living solid material that has a
definite chemical makeup and is found in
Earth’s outermost layer
B. a mineral that is shiny like metal
Weathering is the breaking down
of rock over a long period of time
by___________________.
A. Water
B. Wind
C. Ice
D. All of the above
______is a new rock that forms
with existing rocks are changed by
heat, pressure, or chemical
beneath Earth’s surface.
A. igneous
B. metamorphic
C. sedimentary
_____rock forms when sand,
particles of rock, bits of soil, and
bits of once-living things are
pressed together and harden.
A. igneous
B. metamorphic
C. sedimentary
______rock forms when
melted, or molten rock
(magma) cools and hardens.
A. igneous
B. metamorphic
C. sedimentary
______is a solid material
made up of one or more
minerals.
A. mineral
B. streak
C. rock
A mineral is a nonliving
solid material found in
Earth’s ______layer.
A. outermost
B. innermost
A nonmetallic mineral
looks _______.
A. shiny
B. dull
Cleavage is a property that
describes how a mineral
______along flat surfaces.
A. splits
B. rolls
C. flips
Mohs Hardness Scale
organizes minerals from ___.
A. smallest to biggest
B. shortest to tallest
C. softest to hardest
Luster describes the
_____of a mineral.
A. hardness
B. shininess
C. size