Mineral Properties And Formation Question Preview (ID: 39541)


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Halite (rock salt) is formed from the evaporation of a/an
a) magma
b) vein
c) lava
d) solution

What was the name of the Hardness Scale used in class?
a) Sammy's
b) Charllie's
c) Mohs
d) Sophia's

The ability of a mineral to glow under ultraviolet light (UV) light is
a) Flourescence
b) Alloy
c) Fracture
d) Streak

A narrow band of minerals that lies between rock layers is a
a) alloy
b) smelt
c) vein
d) crystal

A rock that contains a metal or other useful mineral is a/an
a) gem
b) alloy
c) crystal
d) ore

A mixture in which one substance dissolves into another
a) mineral
b) vein
c) allow
d) solution

Mineral crystals form when magma
a) evaporates
b) cools
c) warms
d) melts

The color of a mineral's powder is its
a) streak
b) luster
c) color
d) hardness

Minerals that DO NOT split easily into FLAT pieces show the property
a) Cleavage
b) Fracture
c) Hardness
d) Luster

Inorganic means
a) from living things
b) not from living things
c) tastes good
d) healthy

A hard, colorful mineral that is shiny is called a
a) ore
b) alloy
c) spaz
d) gem

The amount of mass in a given volume is
a) Density
b) Cleavage
c) Fracture
d) Luster

Minerals can form from ALL of these processes EXCEPT
a) Smelting
b) Crystallizing from how water solutions
c) A solution evaporating
d) Magma cooling

Which statement is true?
a) All minerals have the same crystal shape
b) Mineral crystal shape can vary among minerals
c) Minerals do not have crystal shapes
d) A crystal is not a regular repeating pattern

When magma cools SLOWLY beneath earth's surface if forms
a) Large crystals
b) Small crystals
c) No crystals
d)

A hollow rock lined with crystals on the inside is called a/an
a) Geode
b) Gemstone
c) Alloy
d) Ore

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