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Engage students in understanding the world of rocks and minerals with this interactive quiz-style activity! Designed to enhance vocabulary and comprehension, the activity covers key concepts like the properties of minerals, types of rocks, and the rock cycle. Students will respond to questions about characteristics such as luster and hardness, and participate in hands-on modeling to illustrate rock transformations. Perfect for classrooms, this fun and educational experience fosters teamwork and critical thinking while solidifying core geology concepts.
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Bedrowsky’s Shoot the “Rock” SOL 5.7 Rocks and Minerals
Hoops Vocab Rocks Mohs Models Minerals Q 1 pt. Q 1 pt. Q 1 pt. Q 1 pt. Q 1 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 5 pt. Q 5 pt. Q 5 pt. Q 5 pt. Q 5 pt. Buzzer Shot
Hoops Vocab Rocks Mohs Models Minerals Q 1 pt. Q 1 pt. Q 1 pt. Q 1 pt. Q 1 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 2 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 3 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 4 pt. Q 5 pt. Q 5 pt. Q 5 pt. Q 5 pt. Q 5 pt. Buzzer Shot
1 pt. Question from Vocabulary • What describes how the surface looks as you reflect light from it? • A. streak • B. luster • C. hardness • D. texture
1pt. Answer from Vocabulary B. luster
2 pt. Question from Vocabulary • What describes a mineral’s ability to resist scratches? • A. streak • B. luster • C. hardness • D. texture
2 pt. Answer from Vocabulary C. hardness
3 pt. Question from Vocabulary • What describes the powder left behind as you rub the mineral against a white tile? • A. streak • B. luster • C. hardness • D. texture
3 pt. Answer from Vocabulary A. streak
4 pt. Question from Vocabulary • What is a natural solid that has its particles arranged in a crystal pattern? • A. rock • B. mineral • C. rock cycle • D. crust
4 pt. Answer from Vocabulary B. mineral
5 pt. Question from Vocabulary • What is the Earth’s pattern of slow change in rocks from one type to another? • A. igneous rock • B. sedimentary rock • C. water cycle • D. rock cycle
5 pt. Answer from Vocabulary D. rock cycle
1 pt. Question from Rocks • What type of rock forms when rock pieces are deposited over time are compacted and cemented together? • A. igneous rock • B. sedimentary rock • C. metamorphic rock • D. mineral
1 pt. Answer from Rocks B. Sedimentary rock
2 pt. Question from Rocks • What type of rock has been changed by high heat and pressure? • A. igneous rock • B. sedimentary rock • C. metamorphic rock • D. mineral
2 pt. Answer from Rocks C. Metamorphic rock
3 pt. Question from Rocks • What type of rock forms when melted rock hardens? • A. igneous rock • B. sedimentary rock • C. metamorphic rock • D. mineral
3 pt. Answer from Rocks A. Igneous rock
4 pt. Question from Rocks • What type of rock can show evidence of fossils, like seashells being inside? • A. igneous rock • B. sedimentary rock • C. metamorphic rock • D. mineral
4 pt. Answer from Rocks B. Sedimentary rock
5 pt. Question from Rocks • What makes a rock different from a mineral? • A. Rocks are made from the Earth; minerals are not • B. Minerals are made from rocks; rocks are not made of minerals • C. Rocks are made from minerals; minerals are not made of rocks • D. Minerals form from the rock cycle; rock do not
5 pt. Answer from Rocks C.Rocks are made from minerals; minerals are not made of rocks
1 pt. Question from Mohs • What mineral will be scratched by a fingernail? • A. Gypsum • B. Fluorite • C. Diamond • D. Quartz
1 pt. Answer from Mohs A. Gypsum
2 pt. Question from Mohs • What mineral will not be scratched by a Feldspar? • A. Gypsum • B. Fluorite • C. Apatite • D. Quartz
2 pt. Answer from Mohs D. Quartz
3 pt. Question from Mohs • What mineral will scratch Topaz? • A. Gypsum • B. Fluorite • C. Corundum • D. Quartz
3 pt. Answer from Mohs C. Corundum
4 pt. Question from Mohs • What mineral will cut glass? • A. Gypsum • B. Fluorite • C. Talc • D. Quartz
4 pt. Answer from Mohs D. Quartz
5 pt. Question from Mohs • What mineral is only ½ of a point harder on the scale than a steel knife? • A. Apatite • B. Fluorite • C. Feldspar • D. Quartz
5 pt. Answer from Mohs C. Feldspar
1 pt. Question from Models • What model would show how an igneous rock changes to a sedimentary rock? • A. An eraser rubbed on paper • B. Graham crackers mixed with melted butter and pressed into a crust • C. Cookie dough flattened and baked • D. Chocolate chip cookies and milk melted and cooled
1 pt. Answer from Models B. Graham crackers
2 pt. Question from Models • What model would show how metamorphic rock form? • A. An eraser rubbed on paper • B. Graham crackers mixed with melted butter and pressed into a crust • C. Cookie chip dough flattened and baked • D. Chocolate chip cookies and milk melted and cooled
2 pt. Answer from Models D. Chocolate Chip cookie dough flattened and baked
3 pt. Question from Models • What happens to fossils in metamorphic and igneous rocks? • A. They don’t exist • B. Disappear • C. Escape • D. Melts into the rock
3 pt. Answer from Models D. Melts into the rock
4 pt. Question from Models • What type of mineral is lighter than obsidian and makes it float in water? • A. granite • B. quartz • C. pumice • D. diamond
4 pt. Answer from Models C. pumice
5 pt. Question from Models • What is the mineral name for salt? • A. how’s that light • B. haa haa light • C. halite • D. haloite
5 pt. Answer from Models C. halite
1 pt. Question from Minerals • A. Fluorite • B. Obsidian • C. Quartz • D. Talc
1 pt. Answer from Minerals • A. Fluorite
2 pt. Question from Minerals • A. Fluorite • B. Obsidian • C. Quartz • D. Granite
2 pt. Answer from Minerals • B. Obsidian
3 pt. Question from Minerals • A. Fluorite • B. Diamond • C. Quartz • D. Sapphire
3 pt. Answer from Minerals B. Diamond
4 pt. Question from Minerals • A. Fluorite • B. Diamond • C. Quartz • D. Sapphire