Ch 3 & 4 Minerals and Rocks

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Ch 3 & 4 Minerals and Rocks


Froggy Jumps Ch 3 & 4 Minerals and RocksVersion en ligne Vocab from the green sheet par Brian Pichola 1 An inorganic solid (at room temp) with definite chemical properties and crystal structure a mineral b rock c igneous rock 2 One of 6 shapes a mineral can take, e.g cubic, hexagonal a fracture b crystal c streak 3 How a mineral reflects light, e.g.dull, metallic a Color b Streak c Luster 4 How resistant a mineral is to scratching a hardness b luster c cleavage 5 Moh's scale is a measure of a hardness b luster c fracture 6 When a mineral breaks along flat planes a Fracture b Fluorescence c Cleavage 7 When a mineral breaks along rough edges a Fracture b Cleavage c Magnetism 8 The color of the powder of a mineral a Luster b Streak c Effervescence 9 the ability of a mineral to attract metal a Magnetism b Effervescence c Double refraction 10 the ability of a mineral to glow under UV light a Double refraction b Fluoresence c Magnetism 11 when a mineral shows 2 images through it a Effervescence b Magnetism c Double refraction 12 When a mineral reacts with acid and bubbles a Effervescence b Double refraction c Fluorescence 13 A rock is a a mixture of other rocks b a mixture of minerals, no definite chemical formula c an inorganic substance with definite chemical properties 14 rocks made from cooling of magma or lava a Igneous b Sedimentary c Metamorphic 15 An igneous rock made outside the Earth, from lava a Intrusive b Clastic c Extrusive 16 An igneous rock made inside the Earth, from magma a Intrusive b Nonclastic c Extrusive 17 Dark, heavy rocks with lots of magnesium and iron a Felsic b Mafic c Granitic 18 Light colored, less dense rocks with lots of silicon a Basaltic b Felsic c Mafic 19 a measure of the size of the particles (minerals or rocks) that make up a rock a Texture b Clastic c Foliated 20 small particles of rock/mineral a Coarse grained b Fine grained c Felsic 21 made of large particles of mineral or rock a Fine grained b Coarse grained c Mafic 22 when mineral grains are found in a background material (matrix) a Foliated b Nonfoliated c Porphyritic 23 texture where the rock has holes a Vesicular b Basaltic c Coarse grained 24 process where sediments are deposited in a flat layer a Cementation b Lithification c Compaction 25 process where sediments are pressed together a Compaction b Cementation c Lithification 26 process where sediments are "glued" together by minerals a Compaction b Lithification c Cementation 27 rock made from pieces of other rock a Sedimentary b Igneous c Metamorphic 28 Sedimentary rock made up of particles of other rock a Nonclastic b Clastic c Biochemical 29 Sedimentary rock made up of things that were once alive a Clastic sedimentary rock b Organic sedimentary rock c Nonclastic sedimentary rock 30 Sedimentary rock made from evaporation a Clastic sedimentary rock b Organic sedimentary rock c Chemical sedimentary rock 31 rocks made by heat and rpessure a Igneous b Metamorphic c Metamorphic 32 Metamorphic rocks with lines/layers of minerals a foliated b nonfoliated c extrusive 33 Metamorphic rocks with no lines/stripes a foliated b intrusive c nonfoliated 34 heat and pressure over a large area, e.g. from plate movements a contact metamorphism b regional metamorphism c lithificatioin 35 heat and pressure in a small area changes rocks a regional metamorphism b compaction c contact metamorphism 36 All of the processes a rock can go through to become another type of rock a rock cycle b metamorphism c lithification

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Ch 3 & 4 Minerals and RocksVersion en ligne

par Brian Pichola

An inorganic solid (at room temp) with definite chemical properties and crystal structure

One of 6 shapes a mineral can take, e.g cubic, hexagonal

How a mineral reflects light, e.g.dull, metallic

How resistant a mineral is to scratching

Moh's scale is a measure of

When a mineral breaks along flat planes

When a mineral breaks along rough edges

The color of the powder of a mineral

the ability of a mineral to attract metal

the ability of a mineral to glow under UV light

when a mineral shows 2 images through it

When a mineral reacts with acid and bubbles

A rock is

rocks made from cooling of magma or lava

An igneous rock made outside the Earth, from lava

An igneous rock made inside the Earth, from magma

Dark, heavy rocks with lots of magnesium and iron

Light colored, less dense rocks with lots of silicon

a measure of the size of the particles (minerals or rocks) that make up a rock

small particles of rock/mineral

made of large particles of mineral or rock

when mineral grains are found in a background material (matrix)

texture where the rock has holes

process where sediments are deposited in a flat layer

process where sediments are pressed together

process where sediments are "glued" together by minerals

rock made from pieces of other rock

Sedimentary rock made up of particles of other rock

Sedimentary rock made up of things that were once alive

Sedimentary rock made from evaporation

rocks made by heat and rpessure

Metamorphic rocks with lines/layers of minerals

Metamorphic rocks with no lines/stripes

heat and pressure over a large area, e.g. from plate movements

heat and pressure in a small area changes rocks

All of the processes a rock can go through to become another type of rock