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Minerals and Rocks Quiz

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Minerals and Rocks Quiz
 

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Test your minerals and rocks knowledge

by Tuyen Nguyen
1

Can two different minerals have the same color?

2

Is quartz one of the most common minerals on Earth?

3

Is hardness a property used to identify minerals?

4

Weathering and erosion are the same process.

5

Sediments automatically become sedimentary rock once deposited.

6

Any solid found in nature is a mineral.

7

Can metals be solid only?

8

Can a metamorphic rock melt and then solidify without becoming an igneous rock?

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All metamorphic rocks are formed from sedimentary rocks.

10

Is the Mohs hardness scale linear in terms of absolute hardness?

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A mineral’s color is its most reliable identification property.

12

Can oil be classified as a mineral?

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Glass is a mineral because it is solid and natural.

14

Is pressure alone (without heat) sufficient to form most metamorphic rocks?

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Do minerals have a crystalline structure?

16

Harder minerals always feel heavier than softer ones.

17

If a rock is buried deep enough, it will eventually melt into magma.

18

Can two minerals with identical chemical compositions have different hardness values?

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