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Welcome to Jeopardy!

Final Jeopardy Round 1 Round 2 Team 1 Team 3 Team 2

Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 Subject 4 Subject 5 Subject 6 Round 2 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Final Jeopardy $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

This is what minerals are made up of. $100 This is what minerals are made up of.

$100 What are elements? Scores

$200 A naturally formed, inorganic solid that has a definite crystal structure.

$200 What is a mineral? Scores

This is a substance made up of two or more elements. $300 This is a substance made up of two or more elements.

$300 What is a compound? Scores

This is what minerals are called if they contain silicon and oxygen. $400 This is what minerals are called if they contain silicon and oxygen.

$400 What are silicates? Scores

This mineral separates easily into sheets. $500 This mineral separates easily into sheets.

$500 What is mica? Scores

This is the hardest mineral. $100 This is the hardest mineral.

$100 What is a diamond. Scores

This is the softest mineral. $200 This is the softest mineral.

$200 What is talc. Scores

This is the way a surface reflects light. $300 This is the way a surface reflects light.

$300 What is luster? Scores

Daily Double

These are the two ways that a mineral may break. $400 These are the two ways that a mineral may break.

What is cleavage and fracture? $400 What is cleavage and fracture? Scores

This is the way that some minerals glow under ultraviolet light. $500 This is the way that some minerals glow under ultraviolet light.

$500 What is fluorescence? Scores

How many minerals are on the Mohs Hardness Scale? $100 How many minerals are on the Mohs Hardness Scale?

$100 What is 10? Scores

Quartz scratches calcite. This mineral is the hardest. $200 Quartz scratches calcite. This mineral is the hardest.

$200 What is quartz? Scores

This is the color of the powder left on a porcelain plate. $300 This is the color of the powder left on a porcelain plate.

$300 What is streak? Scores

This is the amount of matter is in a given amount of space. $400 This is the amount of matter is in a given amount of space.

$400 What is density? Scores

This mineral has a salty taste? $500 This mineral has a salty taste?

$500 What is halite? Scores

This luster is used to describe a mineral that shines like metal. $100 This luster is used to describe a mineral that shines like metal.

$100 What is metallic? Scores

$200 This word is often used to describe something that is nonliving and was never alive.

$200 What is inorganic? Scores

This is the state of matter all minerals are found in. $300 This is the state of matter all minerals are found in.

$300 What is solid? Scores

This is what minerals are called that contain carbon and oxygen. $400 This is what minerals are called that contain carbon and oxygen.

$400 What are carbonates? Scores

$500 This is what minerals are called if they contain only one element; such as gold.

What is a native element? $500 What is a native element? Scores

$100 This is the property used to describe minerals that are attracted to a magnet.

$100 What is magnetism? Scores

This is what fool’s gold is called. $200 This is what fool’s gold is called.

$200 What is pyrite? Scores

These are two special properties of minerals. $300 These are two special properties of minerals.

$300 What is fluorescence, chemical reaction, optical properties, magnetism, taste, and radioactivity. Scores

A minerals actual color will be different from it’s streak color. $400 A minerals actual color will be different from it’s streak color.

$400 What is allochromatic? Scores

This is what a precious mineral is called? $500 This is what a precious mineral is called?

What is a gem or gemstone? $500 What is a gem or gemstone? Scores

This mineral is a bright yellow color? $100 This mineral is a bright yellow color?

$100 What is sulfur? Scores

This mineral is found in most rocks on the Earth’s surface? $200 This mineral is found in most rocks on the Earth’s surface?

$200 What is feldspar? Scores

These minerals contain sulfur and oxygen. $300 These minerals contain sulfur and oxygen.

$300 What are sulfates? Scores

This mineral often fizzes when mixed with acid. $400 This mineral often fizzes when mixed with acid.

$400 What is calcite? Scores

This is mineral #2 on the Mohs Hardness Scale. $500 This is mineral #2 on the Mohs Hardness Scale.

$500 What is gypsum? Scores

Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 Subject 4 Subject 5 Subject 6 Round 1 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Final Jeopardy $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Scores $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000

This is the number of types of rock? $200 This is the number of types of rock?

$200 What is three? Scores

This is how rocks are classified. $400 This is how rocks are classified.

What is how they are formed. $400 What is how they are formed. Scores

Which type of rock is formed by layers or eroded rock pieces? $600 Which type of rock is formed by layers or eroded rock pieces?

What is sedimentary rock? $600 What is sedimentary rock? Scores

$800 This is the process in which sediment is removed from its source and transported.

$800 What is deposition? Scores

This type of sedimentary rock is made up of fragments or rock. $1000 This type of sedimentary rock is made up of fragments or rock.

What is clastic sedimentary rock? $1000 What is clastic sedimentary rock? Scores

This type of rock is formed by pressure and heat. $200 This type of rock is formed by pressure and heat.

What is metamorphic rock? $200 What is metamorphic rock? Scores

Daily Double

$400 This type of igneous rock has large crystals due to the long cooling time of magma.

What is intrusive igneous rock? $400 What is intrusive igneous rock? Scores

This is what molten rock is called. $600 This is what molten rock is called.

$600 What is magma? Scores

This type of rock is typically found near volcanoes. $800 This type of rock is typically found near volcanoes.

$800 What is igneous rock? Scores

This is what layering is called in metamorphic rocks? $1000 This is what layering is called in metamorphic rocks?

$1000 What is foliated? Scores

This is the process rocks go through when they change? $200 This is the process rocks go through when they change?

$200 What is the rock cycle? Scores

The process by which sediment is removed from its source. $400 The process by which sediment is removed from its source.

$400 What is erosion? Scores

$600 This is the process in which water, wind, ice, and heat break down rock.

$600 What is weathering? Scores

$800 Enter Answer Here for Category 3 - Question 4

Enter Question Here for $800 Enter Question Here for Category 3 - Question 4 Scores

This process causes metamorphic rock to change into igneous rock. $1000 This process causes metamorphic rock to change into igneous rock.

What is melting and cooling? $1000 What is melting and cooling? Scores

This type of rock is often found on the Earth’s surface? $200 This type of rock is often found on the Earth’s surface?

What is sedimentary rock? $200 What is sedimentary rock? Scores

This type of rock is always found deep beneath the Earth’s surface. $400 This type of rock is always found deep beneath the Earth’s surface.

What is metamorphic rock? $400 What is metamorphic rock? Scores

Daily Double

$600 This is the process that occurs when pressure builds from sediment layering.

$600 What is compaction? Scores

This is the reason why small to no crystals appear in igneous rocks. $800 This is the reason why small to no crystals appear in igneous rocks.

Magma or lava cooled very quickly. $800 Magma or lava cooled very quickly. Scores

$1000 This is the movement within the Earth that causes rocks inside the Earth to be moved to the surface.

$1000 What is uplift? Scores

This type of rock is black and glassy. $200 This type of rock is black and glassy.

$200 What is obsidian? Scores

This type of igneous rock is light and very porous? $400 This type of igneous rock is light and very porous?

$400 What is pumice? Scores

$600 This type of igneous rocks has large crystals and can be found in many kitchens.

$600 What is granite? Scores

This type of rock is formed from compaction and cementation. $800 This type of rock is formed from compaction and cementation.

What is sedimentary rock? $800 What is sedimentary rock? Scores

$1000 This type of sedimentary rock often forms from the remains, or fossils, of animals that once lived in the ocean.

$1000 What is organic? Scores

This process is the rock cycle occurs when the temperature drops. $200 This process is the rock cycle occurs when the temperature drops.

$200 What is cooling? Scores

$400 This is a sedimentary rock. It’s “cousin” is slate and is a metamorphic rock.

$400 What is shale? Scores

This sedimentary rock often has large pieces of rock in it. $600 This sedimentary rock often has large pieces of rock in it.

$600 What is conglomerate? Scores

$800 This type of metamorphic rock was included in your kit. It contained beautiful layers.

$800 What is gneiss? Scores

This process often forms clastic sedimentary rock. $1000 This process often forms clastic sedimentary rock.

$1000 What is cementation? Scores

Final Jeopary Question Jeopardy Rocks and Minerals Final Jeopary Question Scores

These are eight processes that change rock.

cooling 2. heating 3. pressure 4. cementation 5. compaction 6 cooling 2. heating 3. pressure 4. cementation 5. compaction 6. erosion 7. weathering 8. deposition 9. melting 10. metamorphism 11. solidification Scores