2. $200 $300 $400 Final Jeopardy $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 Metamorphic Rocks Igneous Rocks Changing Rocks Minerals Sedimentary Rocks

3. Minerals are the building blocks of all ________. C1 $100

4. C1? $100 Rocks

5. C1 $200 If a mineral is described as waxy, what property is being described?

6. C1 $200 Luster

7. C1 $300 The color of the powder left behind when you rub a mineral against a rough white or black tile, is called what?

8. C1 $300 Streak

9. C1 $400 A mineral is white and cannot be scratched by the mineral orthoclase (hardness of 6). Identify the mineral and tell how you know.

10. C1 $400 The mineral is Quartz. Because it has a hardness of 7, it cannot be scratched by Orthoclase.

11. Timer The final Jeopardy answer is: C1 final This is a sedimentary rock because it has layers that were formed as a result of pressure that cemented them together. This rock was probably formed somewhere where there was great pressure.

12. C1 final Identify this rock. Where and how was it formed?

13. C2 $100 How do sedimentary rocks form?

14. C2 $100 When sediments are pressed together and become cemented.

15. C2 $200 What is the process by which sediment settles out of water and wind called?

16. C2 $200 Deposition

17. C2 $300 Where would you most likely find the sedimentary rock Conglomerate?

18. C2 $300 In a river

19. C2 $400 What is an example of a sedimentary rock?

20. C2 $400 Sandstone, conglomerate, limestone, gypson, shale

21. C2 $500 Which process will change a sedimentary rock into another sedimentary rock?

22. C2 $500 Weathering

23. C3 $100 How are metamorphic rocks formed?

24. C3 $100 Metamorphic rocks are formed when high heat and great pressure change the existing rock.

25. C3 $200 The word ‘morph’ literally means what?

26. C3 $200 Change

27. C3 $300 Where on Earth is there enough pressure and heat to change rocks into metamorphic rocks?

28. C3 $300 In mountain ranges, underneath many layers of other rocks.

29. C3 $400 What is an example of a metamorphic rock?

30. C3 $400 Gneiss, Schist, Slate, Marble, Quartzite

31. C3 $500 Which process can change a sedimentary rock into a metamorphic rock?

32. C3 $500 Heat and/or pressure

33. C4 $100 When do Igneous Rocks form?

34. C4 $100 When melted rock cools and hardens.

35. C4 $200 True or False An Igneous Rock that forms underground has large mineral crystals.

36. C4 $200 True

37. C4 $300 Where would an Igneous Rock most likely be found?

38. C4 $300 Near a volcano.

39. C4 $400 You find an Igneous rock with no visible mineral crystals. Where did this rock most likely form?

40. C4 $400 Above ground / on Earth’s surface

41. C4 $500 What are three ways to classify Igneous Rocks?

42. C4 $500 1.Crystal Size 2.Mineral Content 3.Where they were formed

43. C5 $100 The process of moving sediment by wind, water, or ice is called?

44. C5 $100 Erosion

45. C5 $200 Weathering is the process of breaking down rocks into what?

46. C5 $200 Sediment

47. C5 $300 Which must happen first, erosion or deposition?

48. Erosion

49. C5 $400 Define the Rock Cycle.

50. C5 $400 The Rock Cycle is a continuous process by which one rock type changes into another.

51. C5 $500 What three items are found naturally in soil?

52. C5 $500 1.Decayed animal matter 2.Weathered rock 3.Deposited sediment