1. This are naturally occurring, inorganic and uniform 1. This are naturally occurring, inorganic and uniform 1.
form 1. This are naturally occurring, inorganic and uniform
materials that made up rocks.
2. It is a kind/type of rock formed by the compacting of
sediments
3. When rocks will be exposed to high temperature and
pressure, they will become what type of rock?
4. A rock formed when magma cooled off becomes what
type of rock?
5. fossils are found in what type of rock?
6. Limestone is an example of this rock.
Choose from the ff. Choices: Color, Streak, Luster,
Hardness, Cleavage, crystal structure, fracture.(7-12)
7. the most easily observed property, but usually the
least useful.
8. it is the way light is reflected from a newly exposed
surface and can be described as either metallic or non-
metallic.
9. It is the color of the mineral in powder form.
10. it is the ability of one mineral to scratch another.
11. If a mineral breaks along fit, smooth surfaces it
shows what?
12. If the mineral breaks along irregular rough surfaces it
shows what?
ENUMERATION
13.-14. Give two common rock-forming minerals
15-17. three main categories of rocks
18-20. Give 3 physical properties of minerals.
TRUE OR FALSE
21. Minerals are the building blocks of Rocks.
22. Minerals can be seen in everyday life.
23. sedimentary rocks are formed from particles of sand,
shells, pebbles and other fragments of materials.
24. Igneous rocks are formed under the surface of the
Earth due to intense heat and pressure.
25. metamorphic rocks are formed when magma cools
and hardens.
26. Minerals are naturally occurring, inorganic that has a
fixed and definite chemical composition.
27. Minerals can be distinguished based on physical
properties only.
materials that made up rocks.
2. It is a kind/type of rock formed by the compacting of
sediments
3. When rocks will be exposed to high temperature and
pressure, they will become what type of rock?
4. A rock formed when magma cooled off becomes what
type of rock?
5. fossils are found in what type of rock?
6. Limestone is an example of this rock.
Choose from the ff. Choices: Color, Streak, Luster,
Hardness, Cleavage, crystal structure, fracture.(7-12)
7. the most easily observed property, but usually the
least useful.
8. it is the way light is reflected from a newly exposed
surface and can be described as either metallic or non-
metallic.
9. It is the color of the mineral in powder form.
10. it is the ability of one mineral to scratch another.
11. If a mineral breaks along fit, smooth surfaces it
shows what?
12. If the mineral breaks along irregular rough surfaces it
shows what?
ENUMERATION
13.-14. Give two common rock-forming minerals
15-17. three main categories of rocks
18-20. Give 3 physical properties of minerals.
TRUE OR FALSE
21. Minerals are the building blocks of Rocks.
22. Minerals can be seen in everyday life.
23. sedimentary rocks are formed from particles of sand,
shells, pebbles and other fragments of materials.
24. Igneous rocks are formed under the surface of the
Earth due to intense heat and pressure.
25. metamorphic rocks are formed when magma cools
and hardens.
26. Minerals are naturally occurring, inorganic that has a
fixed and definite chemical composition.
27. Minerals can be distinguished based on physical
properties only.
materials that made up rocks.
2. It is a kind/type of rock formed by the compacting of
sediments
3. When rocks will be exposed to high temperature and
pressure, they will become what type of rock?
4. A rock formed when magma cooled off becomes what
type of rock?
5. fossils are found in what type of rock?
6. Limestone is an example of this rock.
Choose from the ff. Choices: Color, Streak, Luster,
Hardness, Cleavage, crystal structure, fracture.(7-12)
7. the most easily observed property, but usually the
least useful.
8. it is the way light is reflected from a newly exposed
surface and can be described as either metallic or non-
metallic.
9. It is the color of the mineral in powder form.
10. it is the ability of one mineral to scratch another.
11. If a mineral breaks along fit, smooth surfaces it
shows what?
12. If the mineral breaks along irregular rough surfaces it
shows what?
ENUMERATION
13.-14. Give two common rock-forming minerals
15-17. three main categories of rocks
18-20. Give 3 physical properties of minerals.
TRUE OR FALSE
21. Minerals are the building blocks of Rocks.
22. Minerals can be seen in everyday life.
23. sedimentary rocks are formed from particles of sand,
shells, pebbles and other fragments of materials.
24. Igneous rocks are formed under the surface of the
Earth due to intense heat and pressure.
25. metamorphic rocks are formed when magma cools
and hardens.
26. Minerals are naturally occurring, inorganic that has a
fixed and definite chemical composition.
27. Minerals can be distinguished based on physical
properties only.
28. The hardest mineral is quartz.
29. Minerals have various uses in the society, homes,
and even personal use.
30. Limestone is a sedimentary rock.
TEST II.
1. Mining is the primary method of acquiring all
minerals. Some anti-mining groups are contesting about
the effects of mining on the environment. The pro-
mining groups are defending that mining is not harmful
to the environment. With all the use of minerals but with
the possible negative effects in the environment, should
all mining activities be stooped? Why?
2. Imagine that there will be a science contest in your
school. If you were to invent something that can be used
in your community, what minerals will you use? Explain
what your invention will be, what minerals will you use,
and why will you use these minerals.
28. The hardest mineral is quartz.
29. Minerals have various uses in the society, homes,
and even personal use.
30. Limestone is a sedimentary rock.
TEST II.
1. Mining is the primary method of acquiring all
minerals. Some anti-mining groups are contesting about
the effects of mining on the environment. The pro-
mining groups are defending that mining is not harmful
to the environment. With all the use of minerals but with
the possible negative effects in the environment, should
all mining activities be stooped? Why?
2. Imagine that there will be a science contest in your
school. If you were to invent something that can be used
in your community, what minerals will you use? Explain
what your invention will be, what minerals will you use,
and why will you use these minerals.
28. The hardest mineral is quartz.
29. Minerals have various uses in the society, homes,
and even personal use.
30. Limestone is a sedimentary rock.
TEST II.
1. Mining is the primary method of acquiring all minerals.
Some anti-mining groups are contesting about the
effects of mining on the environment. The pro-mining
groups are defending that mining is not harmful to the
environment. With all the use of minerals but with the
possible negative effects in the environment, should all
mining activities be stooped? Why?
2. Imagine that there will be a science contest in your
school. If you were to invent something that can be used
in your community, what minerals will you use? Explain
what your invention will be, what minerals will you use,
and why will you use these minerals.