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WorksheetsRocks and minerals
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
What types of rock are there?
Igneous, Sedimentary, Metamorphic
Igneous, Sediments, Metamorphic
Sedimentary, Magma, Igneous
Compaction, Sedimentary, Igneous
Is colour a good property to classify rocks?
Yes
No
What are rocks made of?
Minerals
Fossils and Minerals
Many minerals, crystals
Fossils, minerals, plants, other rocks
Rocks can be organic and inorganic. Can they have fossils?
True
False
Lava is magma that can be found...
...deep in the oceans
...on the surface where you can see it.
Which rock type is made when existing rocks are changed by heat and pressure?
Metamorphic rocks
Sedimentary rocks
A way to identify minerals that may resist being scratched is called ....
Streak
Hardness
What is the way to identify a mineral when the mineral reflects the light?
Lustre
Fracture
Which type of material would you use for the counter in the kitchen?
Slate, because it is resistant.
Granite because it is one of the most resistant rocks.
Gypsum because it is very soft.
Any igneous rock.
Where do we get minerals and rocks from?
1. The Earth’s crust.
2. The Earth’s atmosphere.
What do we need rocks for?
For cosmetics, glass, plastics…
For cosmetics, glass and clothing…
To build houses.
What does magma turn into?
Fire
Water
Lava
Which type of materials does a volcano produce?
Metamorphic
Igneous
Sedimentary
How is a tsunami produced?
A strong storm in the sea.
A sudden movement in the techtonic plate producing an earthquake
A tornado in the sea is the epicenter.
What type of rock is the slate?
Sedimentary
Igneous
Metamorphic
What is the hardest mineral?
Quartz
Diamond
Slate
Is this information true or false: Sedimentary rocks form when there are movements in the inner layers of the Earth
True
False
What is the meaning of "methamorphic rock"?
It means a change of form.
It means hot.
It means weird.
The properties of the minerals are the following:
Hardness, shape and form
Lustre, hardness and form
Lustre, colour and hardness
What is this object made of?
Plastic
Steel
Gold
Metal
Where do we find rock and minerals
In the atmosphere
In the Earth's crust
In water
Sedimentary rocks are made of:
Earth crust
Magma
Fragments of rocks in outer layers of the lithosphere.
What is an igneous rock?
diamond
basalt
talc
Granite is a rock which is made of the minerals feldspar, quartz and talc.
true
false
The coal is a sedimentary rock.
False
True
Marble is formed from limestone
True
False
Malachite is used to make paint.
True
False
A mineral is formed by several rocks.
True
False
A rock is formed by some minerals.
True
False
What type of rock is this?
Sedimentary
Igneous
Metamorphic
Sand
In which location would you most likely find an igneous rock?
Which force plays a major role in the formation of metamorphic rock?
Acceleration
Friction
Pressure
Centrifugal force
Which of the following is a true statement?
Magma is called lava after it emerges from the ground
Lava cools off to form magma
Magma and lava form sedimentary rocks
Magma and lava are two types of metamorphic rocks
What types of rocks can contain fossils?
Sedimentary rocks.
Igneous rocks.
Metamorphic rocks.
None of the above.
Where is the only place in Spain with active volcanoes?
Balearic Islands.
Galicia.
Canary Islands.
Troposphere and Stratosphere
Lustre
Rocks that form when melted rock cools and harden
Metamorphic rock is which type of rock?
Hot Lava
metamorphic and igneous
Igneous and Basalt
Sedimentary or Igneous (under extreme heat or pressure)
What's this?
Limestone (caliza)
Pumice (piedra pómez)
Slate (pizarra)
Marbel (mármol)
We compare mineral hardness with...
Kroos scale
Mohs scale
Kris scale
Gutemberg scale
The softest mineral in Mohs scale is....
Gypsum
Quartz
Apatite
Talc
What geosphere layer is pointed?
Crust
Mantle
Inner core
Outer core
Type of rock
Metamorphic
Sedimentary
Igneous
Slate is a...
Saline rock
Sedimentary rock
Igneous rock
Metamorphic rock
Describe the rock...
(select all that apply)
it is green
it is smooth
it is dull
it is shiny
What are the 4 spheres of the Earth?
Atmosphere, Troposphere, Mesosphere & Stratosphere
Thermosphere, Hydrosphere, Biosphere & Atmosphere
Biosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere & Geosphere
Geosphere, Lithosphere, Asthenosphere & Biosphere
