A rock that is made of only one mineral is considered

A rock containing many minerals is called

The internal arrangement of atoms within minerals give a mineral its own

Why is mineral color not a good identifying property?

A luster that looks like metal is considered...

A luster that does not look like metal is considered...

The reflection of light off the surface of a mineral is called....

In order to be a mineral, a mineral must be/have....

What is this property shown in the picture?

What is the hardness of glass on Mohs Hardness Scale?

When a mineral scratches glass, it is what?

When a mineral does not scratch glass, the mineral is what?

What is this property identifying?

Does this mineral show cleavage or fracture?

What type of breakage occurs with the mineral having flat, parallel sides and a geometric shape

Does this mineral show cleavage or fracture?

What type of mineral breakage occurs with uneven sides and the mineral having an irregular shape?

What type of rock forms from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava?

What type of rock has a key characteristic of intergrown or interlocking crystals?

Liquid rock at the surface is called...

Liquid Rock beneath the surface is called

Igneous rocks that form at the surface are called

Igneous rocks that form deep inside the earth are called....

Intrusive rocks have what size crystal?

Extrusive rocks have what size crystal?

Intrusive rocks have large crystals. What type of cooling rate of magma would produce large crystals?

Extrusive rocks have small crystals. What type of cooling rate of lava would produce these small crystals?

What types of textures describe large intergrown crystals for an Intrusive rock?

What types of textures describe small crystals, no crystals or even gas pockets of an extrusive rock?

Is this rock Intrusive or Extrusive?

Is this rock intrusive or extrusive?

Igneous rocks that are dark in color, high density and made of iron and magnesium are considered...

Igneous Rocks that are light in color, low density and made of silicon and aluminum are considered....

Rocks that are made of sediments are called

Layers, sediments and fossils are only found in what type of rock?

What is this rock showing?

What is this rock showing?

What are little pebbles, dirt particles and rock fragments called?

What is the breakdown of rock called?

What is the movement of sediment called?

What is the dropping of sediment called?

When sediment gets close together, it is called...

When sediment gets glued together, its called...

Sedimentary Rocks that are made of other rock fragments and sediments are called

Clastic rocks are organized by particle size

Evaporation and Precipitation of seawater is the process that makes what type of sedimentary rock?

A sedimentary rock that is created by dead plants or shells is called...

Is this rock....

Is this rock....

What type of rock forms from heat and pressure?

Magma can form a metamorphic rock due to its intense heat. When magma touches and bakes old rock into something new, its what type of metamorphism?

When convergent plate boundaries crash together and create tremendous pressure over a huge area...what type of metamorphism is that called?

The key characteristic with a metamorphic rock is the organization of minerals into rows or sections. This is called mineral alignment but also known as....

Banding in a metamorphic rock has another name. What is it?

Some metamorphic rocks do not show banding. These rocks are called...

Rocks are organized by....

Bituminous Coal will change into Anthracite Coal

Sandstone will change into Quartzite

Shale will change into slate

Limestone will change into Marble.

These are all processes with what type of rock?

As you travel deeper into the planet, rock will change from Shale to Slate to Phyllite to Schist to Gneiss. If you go deeper than gneiss, what will happen to it?

Calcite bubbles with hydrochloric acid. If limestone and marble are both made of calcite, what will happen to them if HCl is dropped on them?

Igneous rocks are classified (organized) how?

Clastic sedimentary rocks are organized how?

Crystalline Sedimentary Rocks, Bioplastic Sedimentary Rocks and Non Foliated Metamorphic Rocks are organized by

Foliated metamorphic rocks are organized how?

What are 2 other terms for Extrusive and Intrusive?

Is the sequence of Shale to slate to phyllite to schist to gneiss a proper metamorphic sequence?