can a mineral scratch a mineral with a higher hardness number or a lower hardness number?
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Can a mineral scratch a mineral with a higher hardness number or a lower hardness number?
Lower number
If a mineral is shiny, does that mean it is metallic or nonmetallic?
Metallic
An unknown mineral is pale yellow, shiny nugget. The mineral leaves a greenish-black streak, and cannot be scratched by fluorite. What is it?
Pyrite
An unknown metallic gray mineral leaves a gray streak. The crystals appear cubic. When it breaks, it breaks with clear, clean cleavage. It scratches gypsum. What is it?
Galina
An unknown mineral is shiny, silvery-white and leaves a light gray streak. It is hard enough to scratch calcite. Is it silver?
No
An unknown mineral has a deep red color that looks like a gem. It leaves a colorless streak and is harder than quartz. Could it be a garnet?
Yes
What type of rock is most likely at location 1?
Metamorphic
What type of rock is most likely at location 2?
Intrusive igneous
What type of rock is most likely at location 3?
Sedimentary
What type of rock is most likely at location 4?
Extrusive igneous
What kind of rock is most likely at location A?
Sedimentary
What kind of rock is most likely at location B?
Metamorphic
What kind of rock is most likely at location C?
Intrusive igneous
What kind of rock is most likely at location D?
Sedimentary
What kind of rock is formed after rocks weather and erode?
Sedimentary
What type of rock is most likely to form when rocks melt and cool?
Igneous
Which type of rock is formed when rocks undergo heat and pressure?
Metamorphic
What word should go in circle A?
Sediment
What word should go in circle B?
Sedimentary rock
What word should go in circle C?
Magma
What word should go in circle D?
Igneous rock