Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Mineral Properties More Properties Name that Birthday Minerals $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy

1 - $100 This is the easiest property to observe Color

1 - $200 This is the way a mineral reflects light Luster

1 - $300 This is when a mineral bends light to double a image Double refraction

1 - $400 This is when a mineral glows under ultra violet light Fluorescence

1 - $500 This is mass divided by volume Denisity

2 - $100 This property is not reliable when used alone Color

2 - $200 This test look at the powdered form of the mineral Streak

2 - $300 This is the tendency of a mineral to split along flat surfaces Cleavage

2 - $400 How difficult it is to scratch a mineral Hardness

2 - $500 The tendency of a mineral to split along curved surfaces Fracture

3 - $100 Pink, glassy luster, hard Quartz

3 - $200 Sulfur

3 - $300 Gold/gray, metallic luster Pyrite

3 - $400 This mineral is double refractive calcite

3 - $500 Red, dull luster, rusty streak Hematite

4 - $100 Transparent, Glassy luster, good cleavage Mica

4 - $200 Pink/Peach, dull luster, white streak Feldspar

4 - $300 Clear, good cleavage, soft Halite

4 - $400 Dark, rust colored streak Hematite

4 - $500 Has a metallic, glittery luster, dark gray streak pyrite

5 - $100 If you’re a July baby, your stone is the RED variation of Corrundum Ruby

5 - $200 If you’re an April baby, you have the hardest mineral Diamond

5 - $300 If you’re a September baby, you have the BLUE version of corrundum Sapphire

5 - $400 If you’re a February baby, your stone is a variety of purple quartz Amethyst

5 - $500 If you’re a January baby, your stone is a deep red mineral Garnet

Final Jeopardy Give at least 3 characteristics of a mineral Naturally occurring Inorganic solid Definite physical properties Characteristic chemical composition Crystalline structure