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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Rocks and Soils

Question 1

Which rock can be used to write on a blackboard? A Slate B Pumice C Chalk D Flint

Which rock can be used to write on a blackboard? A Slate B Pumice C Chalk D Flint

£100

Question 2

Which of these rocks can be used for tiling roofs? A Granite B Chalk C Slate D Flint

Which of these rocks can be used for tiling roofs? A Granite B Chalk C Slate D Flint

£200

Question 3

Which of these is an sedimentary rock? A Flint B Limestone C Lava D Slate

Which of these is an sedimentary rock? A Flint B Limestone C Lava D Slate

£300

Question 4

What was flint used for in the stone age? A Making weapons B Clothes C Cooking with D Medicine

What was flint used for in the stone age? A Making weapons B Clothes C Cooking with D Medicine

£500

Question 5

Where do igneous rocks come from? A Under the sea B Core of the earth C Volcano D The rock shop

Where do igneous rocks come from? A Under the sea B Core of the earth C Volcano D The rock shop

£1,000

Question 6

When is a rock permeable? When it… A doesn’t absorb water B does absorb water C wears away easily D doesn’t wear away easily

When is a rock permeable? When it… A doesn’t absorb water B does absorb water C wears away easily D doesn’t wear away easily

£2,000

Question 7

Which of these rocks are impermeable? A Clay B Chalk C Slate D Limestone

Which of these rocks are impermeable? A Clay B Chalk C Slate D Limestone

£4,000

Question 8

Which of these rocks are permeable? A Marble B Slate C Flint D Sandstone

Which of these rocks are permeable? A Marble B Slate C Flint D Sandstone

£8,000

Question 9

Why is marble used for statues? A Cheap to buy B Attractive C Wears away easily D Permeable

Why is marble used for statues? A Cheap to buy B Attractive C Wears away easily D Permeable

£16,000

Question 10

Some rocks wear away through a natural process called what? A Elements B Sedimentary C Erosion D Windsion

Some rocks wear away through a natural process called what? A Elements B Sedimentary C Erosion D Windsion

£32,000

Question 11

Which of these is a manmade rock? A Granite B Flint C Concrete D Marble

Which of these is a manmade rock? A Granite B Flint C Concrete D Marble

£64,000

Question 12

What is soil made from? A vegetation and flowers B rocks and worms C rocks and vegetation D rocks and water

What is soil made from? B rocks and worms C rocks and vegetation A vegetation and flowers B rocks and worms C rocks and vegetation D rocks and water

£125,000

Question 13

Why are there different coloured layers in soil? A worms B weather C different rocks D different sands

Why are there different coloured layers in soil? A worms B weather C different rocks D different sands

£250,000

Question 14

What can be used to separate the different soil particles? A Sieve B Spoon C Bowl D Hands

What can be used to separate the different soil particles? A Sieve B Spoon C Bowl D Hands

£500,000

Question 15

Which famous building in London is made from limestone? A Buckingham Palace B Westminster Abbey C St Paul’s Cathedral D Millennium Wheel

£1,000,000

Which famous building in London is made from limestone? A Buckingham Palace B Westminster Abbey C St Paul’s Cathedral D Millennium Wheel