Rocks And Minerals 7 Jeopardy Template

Weathering and Erosion	Rockin' The Rock Cycle	Rocks Vs. Minerals	Mystery Minerals	Miscellaneous
100 Weathering The breakdown of a rock into sediments is called ___________________.	100 Sedimentary, Metamorphic and Igneous What are the 3 types of rocks?	100 A solid aggregate that is made up of minerals and other nonliving things What is the definition of a rock?	100 Color, luster, hardness and streak What are the 4 properties that we used to describe minerals?	100 A rapid change What type of change is a volcanic eruption?
200 Deposition When sediments are dropped off in a new place, this is called _________________.	200 Pressure How is a sedimentary rock formed?	200 A pure substance that is made naturally within the Earth What is the definition of a mineral?	200 It means the mineral is shiny like metal (think: Aluminum foil!) What does metallic mean?	200 It expands and cracks the ground even more What happens to ice when it freezes within a crack on the ground?
300 Erosion The movement of sediments to a different place is called ______________.	300 Extreme Heat How is an igneous rock formed?	300 Rocks are made of minerals. Minerals are pure! What is the difference between rocks and minerals?	300 Identify minerals What do we use color, luster, hardness and streak to do?	300 A slow change What type of change do ocean waves make on the Earth?
400 Weathering breaks down rocks into sediments and erosion takes those pieces to different places. How do weathering and erosion work together?	400 Heat and Pressure How is a metamorphic rock formed?	400 TRICK QUESTION! Rocks don't have a specific shape! What type of shape do most rocks have?	400 Soft If a mineral is able to be scratched by your fingernail, is it considered hard or soft?	400 Answers will vary! Give 1 example of a rapid change to the Earth and 1 example of a slow change to the Earth.
500 Break, move, drop. Break, move, drop. All of these processes happen to a rock. Break, move, drop. Weathering BREAKS it Erosion TAKES it And when the motion stops, deposition DROPS. Sing the "weathering and erosion" chant without making a mistake. Your name will go on the Bingo Board if you do the dance at the same time ;)	500 Weathering breaks the rock down into sediments. Those sediments get compacted and cemented into a sedimentary rock - TONS of pressure! Within the Earth, that rock gets heated up and is put under lots more pressure. This forms a metamorphic rock. That metamorphic rock gets put in extreme heat within the Earth and it turns into an igneous rock. That rock is then weathered and the cycle begins again! Walk us through the rock cycle, beginning with an igneous rock being broken down into sediments by weathering.	500 Crystalline structure What type of structure does a mineral have?	500 Moh's Scale of Hardness What is the name of the hardness scale that we used in class?	500 The ocean pushes up against cliffs and creates an indent over time How does water cause the weathering of the Earth? Give an example.

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