The document contains questions from a quiz about rocks and soils. It asks multiple choice questions about the properties of different rocks like slate, chalk, and limestone; where igneous rocks come from; which rocks are permeable or impermeable; how marble is used; the natural process of erosion; manmade rocks like concrete; what soil is made of; why soil layers are different colors; and tools that can separate soil particles. The final question asks which famous building in London is made from limestone.

1. Who Wants To BeWho Wants To Be
A Millionaire?A Millionaire?
Rocks and
Soils

2. Question 1

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

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

5. £100

6. Question 2

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

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

9. £200

10. Question 3

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

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

13. £300

14. Question 4

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

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

17. £500

18. Question 5

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

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

21. £1,000

22. Question 6

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

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

25. £2,000

26. Question 7

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

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

29. £4,000

30. Question 8

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

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

33. £8,000

34. Question 9

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

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

37. £16,000

38. Question 10

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

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

41. £32,000

42. Question 11

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

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

45. £64,000

46. Question 12

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

48. What is soil made from?
A vegetation and flowers
B rocks and worms
C rocks and vegetation

49. £125,000

50. Question 13

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

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

53. £250,000

54. Question 14

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

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

57. £500,000

58. Question 15

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

60. £1,000,000

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