Rock and Mineral General Review. 1.Intrusive igneous rocks have __ crystals. A. Small B. No C. Large D. Not enough information.

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Rock and Mineral General Review

1.Intrusive igneous rocks have __ crystals. A. Small B. No C. Large D. Not enough information

Large

2. Is granite intrusive or extrusive?

Intrusive

3. Is sandstone A. Clastic B. Chemical C. Organic D. Metamorphic

Clastic

3. Is shale A. Clastic B. Chemical C. Organic D. Metamorphic

Clastic

5. The presence of layering in metamorphic rocks is called A. Stratification B. Graded Bedding C. Foliation D. Faulting

Foliation

6. The primary mineral in limestone is A. Feldspar B. Calcite C. Coal D. Quartz

Calcite

7. What do you call the color of a mineral’s powder? A. luster B. stripe C. bent D. streak

Streak

8. There are two main categories of this: metallic and nonmetallic A. Hardness B. Luster C. Streak D. Fracture

Luster

What are the 5 characteristics of a mineral?

ICANS I- Inorganic C- Chemical Composition is Definite A- Atomic Arrangement is Ordered N- Naturally Occurring S- Solid

Write out the acronym and (define it that) that tells you everything about an intrusive igneous rock.

BIMPS B- Big Crystals I- Intrusive M- Magma P- Plutonic S- Slow Cooling

Write out the acronym and (define it that) tells you everything about an extrusive igneous rock.

ELVFS E- Extrusive L- Lava V- Volcanic F - Fast Cooling S- Small Crystals