General Review for Final ~ Geology Part 1
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- Q1Which of the mineral properties listed includes the descriptions conchoidal, splintery, and irregular?StreakCleavageFractureLuster30s
- Q2The most easily observed but least useful property for mineral identification isStreakColorHardnessLuster30s
- Q3A property that cannot be determined by just looking at the mineral isColorCrystal ShapeHardnessLuster30s
- Q4How does the rate of cooling affect the size of mineral crystals?The rate of cooling does not affect the size of mineral crystals.A slow rate of cooling results in the formation of very small crystals.A fast rate of cooling results in the formation of very large crystals.Large, well-formed minerals are the result of a slow rate of cooling.30s
- Q5Which of the following properties is NOT usually used to describe minerals?StreakMagnetismHardnessLuster30s
- Q6Water, in its liquid form, is one of the most common substances on Earth, yet it is not a mineral. Why?It is a liquid.It covers nearly three-quarters of Earth.It cannot be made in laboratories.It is made of two gases: hydrogen and oxygen.30s
- Q7The tendency of a mineral to split easily or to separate along flat surfaces is calledCleavageLusterMetallicFracture30s
- Q8The _____ of a mineral is the color of its powder on a piece of unglazed tile.StreakLusterCleavageHardness30s
- Q9A collector of minerals would want a sample of _____.PearlSaltWoodCoal30s
- Q10The way a mineral shines in reflected sunlight is calledLusterMetallicPrettySpecific Gravity30s
- Q11The largest group of rock-forming minerals isIron OxidesSilicatesCarbonatesSulfides30s
- Q12___ is an example of luster.SplinteryQuartzGalenaEarthy30s
- Q13____ is NOT an example of a nonmetallic luster.EarthyGreasyWaxyMetallic30s
- Q14Minerals are composed of one or more _____.RocksStructuresColorsElements30s
- Q15All rocks containmineralssandfossilsmagma30s