Which of the following is the definition of luster?

Which of the following is the definition of hardness?

Which of the following is the definition of cleavage?

Which of the following is the definition of streak?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic that must be present for a substance to be considered a mineral?

If a rock is an extrusive igneous rock, then...

What type of rock is formed when pieces of rocks and minerals are buried, compacted, and cemented together?

What type of rock is formed when heat and/or pressure causes older rocks to change into different types of rocks?

Which of the following is the formula for density?

A graduated cylinder or beaker is best used for...

What is the difference between lava and magma?

When using the Mohs Hardness Scale, what happens when a higher number rubs against a lower number?

Use the “Physical Properties of Some Common Minerals” Chart and the Mohs Hardness Scale to identify the mineral described: The mineral looks coppery-red, and can be scratched by fluorite. It has metallic luster.

Use the “Physical Properties of Some Common Minerals” Chart and the Mohs Hardness Scale to identify the mineral described: Green, nonmetallic mineral that leaves a colorless streak; it can be scratched by a penny, but not easily by a fingernail.

Use the “Physical Properties of Some Common Minerals” Chart and the Mohs Hardness Scale to identify the mineral described: pale white stone, hexagonal crystals, leaves a white streak, and can be scratched by a knife, but not by a fingernail

Use the “Physical Properties of Some Common Minerals” Chart and the Mohs Hardness Scale to identify the mineral: brown mineral, leaves a brown streak, fractures irregularly, and be scratched by a steel file but not by a knife; has metallic luster

Which of the following describes a set of minerals?

A streak plate has a hardness of 7. If a mineral has a hardness of 4, then...

The volume of a mineral is 10 mL and the mass is 30 g. What is the density of this mineral?

How does a glassy igneous rock form?

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