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Who wants to be a SCIENCE MILLIONAIRE? Minerals of the Earth’s Crust!

A:B: FluoriteDiamond #1 What is the hardest mineral on Mohs Hardness Scale? C:D: Calcite Chuck Norris

Diamond

A:B: StreakShine #2 What term refers to the way light reflects off of a surface? C:D: LuminosityLuster

A:B: fluorescenceradioactivity #3 What is the property of some minerals that causes it to glow under UV light? C:D: magnetismoptics

Fluorescence

A:B: They form in natureThey are solids #4 Which of the following is not a characteristic of minerals? C:D: They are organicThey have a crystalline structure

They are organic

A:B: fracturecleavage #5 Conchoidal is a type of which of the following? C:D: streakNonsilicate mineral

fracture

A:B: plutonmetamorphic rock #6 What is the name for a large tear-drop shaped body formed from magma? C:D: gemstonepegmatite

Pegmatite

A:B: atomcompound #7 What is a substance made of two or more elements that have been joined chemically? C:D: elementmolecule

Compound

A:B: Surface miningQuarries C:D: Subsurface miningDrift Mining #8 What general term describes the type of mining that would be employed in a strip mine?

Surface Mining

A:B: plutonshot water solution #9 What type of mineral formation would occur from a change in temperature, pressure, or chemical make up? C:D: Metamorphic rockNone of the above

Metamorphic rock

A:B: oxidesNative elements #10 Which of the following is not a class of nonsilicate mineral? C:D: sulfides feldspars

Feldspars

A:B: CalciteHalite #11 An optical property of which of the following minerals will cause a double image? C:D: GypsumFluorite

Calcite

A:B: Length and widthMass and weight #12 What are the measurements required to find the density of an object? C:D: Mass and volumeWeight and height

Mass and Volume

A:B: Metamorphic rockLimestone #13 In which environment would you most likely find halite? C:D: Evaporating salt waterPlutons

Evaporating salt water

A:B: resolutionrestitution #14 What is the process in which land used for mining Is returned to its original state called? C:D: reparationsreclamation

Reclamation

A:B: #15 If an element has an atomic number of 56 and An atomic mass of 165.6, how many protons does it have? C:D: None of the above

56

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