Transcript 1. A mineral must be (organic or inorganic). 2. True/False: Water is a mineral. 3.

1. A mineral must be (organic or inorganic).
2. True/False: Water is a mineral.
3. What do you call the color of a mineral’s
powder?
4. Hardness is the resistance to being
__________.
5. True/False: Fracture is a property that
describes smooth breakage.
6. Metallic and Nonmetallic are the two major
categories of ___________.
7. Which has a higher gloss: resinous or
vitreous?
8. Intrusive ig. rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
A mineral must be (organic or inorganic).
1. A mineral must be (organic or inorganic).
2. True/False: Water is a mineral.
3. What do you call the color of a mineral’s
powder?
4. Hardness is the resistance to being
__________.
5. True/False: Fracture is a property that
describes smooth breakage.
6. Metallic and Nonmetallic are the two major
categories of ___________.
7. Which has a higher gloss: resinous or
vitreous?
8. Intrusive ig. rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
True/False: Water is a mineral.
1. A mineral must be (organic or inorganic).
2. True/False: Water is a mineral.
3. What do you call the color of a mineral’s
powder?
4. Hardness is the resistance to being
__________.
5. True/False: Fracture is a property that
describes smooth breakage.
6. Metallic and Nonmetallic are the two major
categories of ___________.
7. Which has a higher gloss: resinous or
vitreous?
8. Intrusive ig. rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
What do you call the color of a mineral’s
powder?
Streak
1. A mineral must be (organic or inorganic).
2. True/False: Water is a mineral.
3. What do you call the color of a mineral’s
powder?
4. Hardness is the resistance to being
__________.
5. True/False: Fracture is a property that
describes smooth breakage.
6. Metallic and Nonmetallic are the two major
categories of ___________.
7. Which has a higher gloss: resinous or
vitreous?
8. Intrusive ig. rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
Hardness is the resistance to being
__________.
Scratched
1. A mineral must be (organic or inorganic).
2. True/False: Water is a mineral.
3. What do you call the color of a mineral’s
powder?
4. Hardness is the resistance to being
__________.
5. True/False: Fracture is a property that
describes smooth breakage.
6. Metallic and Nonmetallic are the two major
categories of ___________.
7. Which has a higher gloss: resinous or
vitreous?
8. Intrusive ig. rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
True/False: Fracture is a property that
describes smooth breakage.
1. A mineral must be (organic or inorganic).
2. True/False: Water is a mineral.
3. What do you call the color of a mineral’s
powder?
4. Hardness is the resistance to being
__________.
5. True/False: Fracture is a property that
describes smooth breakage.
6. Metallic and Nonmetallic are the two major
categories of ___________.
7. Which has a higher gloss: resinous or
vitreous?
8. Intrusive ig. rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
Metallic and Nonmetallic are the two major
categories of ___________.
luster
1. A mineral must be (organic or inorganic).
2. True/False: Water is a mineral.
3. What do you call the color of a mineral’s
powder?
4. Hardness is the resistance to being
__________.
5. True/False: Fracture is a property that
describes smooth breakage.
6. Metallic and Nonmetallic are the two major
categories of ___________.
7. Which has a higher gloss: resinous or
vitreous?
8. Intrusive ig. rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
Which has a higher gloss: resinous or
vitreous?
1. A mineral must be (organic or inorganic).
2. True/False: Water is a mineral.
3. What do you call the color of a mineral’s
powder?
4. Hardness is the resistance to being
__________.
5. True/False: Fracture is a property that
describes smooth breakage.
6. Metallic and Nonmetallic are the two major
categories of ___________.
7. Which has a higher gloss: resinous or
vitreous?
8. Intrusive ig. rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
Intrusive ig. rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
9. Volcanic rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
10. Plutonic rocks will have been (fast/slow)
cooling.
11. A rock that has been dug up from deep
inside the earth would have (large/small)
crystals.
12. What is the specific name for the
phenomena seen in the diagram below?
Volcanic rocks will have (large/small) crystals.
9. Volcanic rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
10. Plutonic rocks will have been (fast/slow)
cooling.
11. A rock that has been dug up from deep
inside the earth would have (large/small)
crystals.
12. What is the specific name for the
phenomena seen in the diagram below?
Plutonic rocks will have been (fast/slow)
cooling.
9. Volcanic rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
10. Plutonic rocks will have been (fast/slow)
cooling.
11. A rock that has been dug up from deep
inside the earth would have (large/small)
crystals.
12. What is the specific name for the
phenomena seen in the diagram below?
A rock that has been dug up from deep inside
the earth would have (large/small) crystals.
9. Volcanic rocks will have (large/small)
crystals.
10. Plutonic rocks will have been (fast/slow)
cooling.
11. A rock that has been dug up from deep
inside the earth would have (large/small)
crystals.
12. What is the specific name for the
phenomena seen in the diagram below?
What is the specific name for the phenomena
seen in the diagram below?
Graded Bedding
13. This type of Sedimentary rock is formed
from the remains of plants and animals.
14. Sandstone is formed from sand sized
sediments from many locations. For this
reason it is considered to be a ________
sedimentary rock.
15. What is the greatest agent of erosion?
16. Volcanic glass will have (large/small)
crystals.
17-20. List the 4 steps to make a Clastic
Sedimentary Rock in order.
This type of Sedimentary rock is formed from
the remains of plants and animals.
organic
13. This type of Sedimentary rock is formed
from the remains of plants and animals.
14. Sandstone is formed from sand sized
sediments from many locations. For this
reason it is considered to be a ________
sedimentary rock.
15. What is the greatest agent of erosion?
16. Volcanic glass will have (large/small)
crystals.
17-20. List the 4 steps to make a Clastic
Sedimentary Rock in order.
Sandstone is formed from sand sized
sediments from many locations. For this
reason it is considered to be a ________
sedimentary rock.
clastic
13. This type of Sedimentary rock is formed
from the remains of plants and animals.
14. Sandstone is formed from sand sized
sediments from many locations. For this
reason it is considered to be a ________
sedimentary rock.
15. What is the greatest agent of erosion?
16. Volcanic glass will have (large/small)
crystals.
17-20. List the 4 steps to make a Clastic
Sedimentary Rock in order.
15. What is the greatest agent of erosion?
water
13. This type of Sedimentary rock is formed
from the remains of plants and animals.
14. Sandstone is formed from sand sized
sediments from many locations. For this
reason it is considered to be a ________
sedimentary rock.
15. What is the greatest agent of erosion?
16. Volcanic glass will have (large/small)
crystals.
17-20. List the 4 steps to make a Clastic
Sedimentary Rock in order.
Volcanic glass will have (large/small) crystals.
13. This type of Sedimentary rock is formed
from the remains of plants and animals.
14. Sandstone is formed from sand sized
sediments from many locations. For this
reason it is considered to be a ________
sedimentary rock.
15. What is the greatest agent of erosion?
16. Volcanic glass will have (large/small)
crystals.
17-20. List the 4 steps to make a Clastic
Sedimentary Rock in order.
17-20. List the 4 steps to make a Clastic
Sedimentary Rock in order.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Formation of sediments
Transportation of sediments
Deposition of sediments
Compaction and Lithification of sediments