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Identify Define Experiments Rocks Geologists Etc.
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Hardness 3, white streak,
cleavage
A 100

Hardness 5, dark green,
nonmetallic, cleavage
A 200

Hardness 4, white streak,
nonmetallic, cleavage
A 300

Purple, colorless streak, fracture
A 400

Yellow, metallic, hardness 6
A 500

Geologist
B 100

Mineral
B 200

Evaporation
B 300

Fracture
B 400

Dissolve
B 500

What is one this we used to
scratch minerals, besides
fingernails?
C 100

What rock has calcite in it?
C 200

What happens when you put
vinegar on calcite?
C 300

DAILY
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DOUBLE
C 400

Is one property enough to
identify a mineral? Why or Why
not?
C 400

What color is fluorite?
C 500

What is the same about
ALL rocks?
D 100

What are you testing when
you scratch a mineral with
different objects?
D 200

What is the Mohs Scale?
D 300

How are sedimentary rocks
formed?
D 400

How are marble and
limestone related?
D 500

Why do geologists carry a
bottle of acid with them in the
field?
E 100

What do geologists use to make
rock samples?
E 200

Why do geologists think acid
rain is bad for marble
monuments?
E 300

What would a geologist probably
carry to test minerals for
hardness? (Name 2)
E 400

Why do geologists usually look
for outcrops?
E 500

Where do you usually
find igneous rocks?
F 100

Where is the Taj Mahal located?
F 200

What is the Washington
Monument mostly made out of?
F 300

How are metamorphic rocks
formed?
F 400

What is a gem?
F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:
THE ROCK CYCLE
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How can a sedimentary rock change
into a metamorphic rock?
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