3. THIS
IS

4. Identify Define Experiments Rocks Geologists Etc.
100 100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500 500

5. Hardness 3, white streak,
cleavage
A 100

6. Hardness 5, dark green,
nonmetallic, cleavage
A 200

7. Hardness 4, white streak,
nonmetallic, cleavage
A 300

8. Purple, colorless streak, fracture
A 400

9. Yellow, metallic, hardness 6
A 500

10. Geologist
B 100

11. Mineral
B 200

12. Evaporation
B 300

13. Fracture
B 400

14. Dissolve
B 500

15. What is one this we used to
scratch minerals, besides
fingernails?
C 100

16. What rock has calcite in it?
C 200

17. What happens when you put
vinegar on calcite?
C 300

18. DAILY
Place A Wager
DOUBLE
C 400

19. Is one property enough to
identify a mineral? Why or Why
not?
C 400

20. What color is fluorite?
C 500

21. What is the same about
ALL rocks?
D 100

22. What are you testing when
you scratch a mineral with
different objects?
D 200

23. What is the Mohs Scale?
D 300

24. How are sedimentary rocks
formed?
D 400

25. How are marble and
limestone related?
D 500

26. Why do geologists carry a
bottle of acid with them in the
field?
E 100

27. What do geologists use to make
rock samples?
E 200

28. Why do geologists think acid
rain is bad for marble
monuments?
E 300

29. What would a geologist probably
carry to test minerals for
hardness? (Name 2)
E 400

30. Why do geologists usually look
for outcrops?
E 500

31. Where do you usually
find igneous rocks?
F 100

32. Where is the Taj Mahal located?
F 200

33. What is the Washington
Monument mostly made out of?
F 300

34. How are metamorphic rocks
formed?
F 400

35. What is a gem?
F 500

36. The Final Jeopardy Category is:
THE ROCK CYCLE
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37. How can a sedimentary rock change
into a metamorphic rock?
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38. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!