Are You Smarter Than a Geologist?

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Are You Smarter Than a Geologist?

Are You Smarter Than a Geologist? 1,000,000 Are You Smarter Than a Geologist? 500,000 300,000 Rock Types Hardness 175,000 100,000 Dog’s Tooth That’s Not Maggots 50,000 Turkey- Fat Magnets 25,000 10,000 Wallboards Arkansas State Mineral 5,000 2,000 Arkansas State Gem Arkansas State Rock 1,000

Rock Types There are 3 rock types based on how rocks were formed? What are the types and which one makes up 99% of all the rocks in Arkansas?

Rock Type Answer Sedimentary, Igneous, and Metamorphic Sedimentary rocks make up 99% of the rocks in Arkansas. Return

Hardness Question On Moh’s Hardness Scale 1 represents softest and 10 represents the hardest. Gypsum is a 2, and Diamond is what?

Hardness Answer 10 Return

Dog’sTooth This highly common Arkansas mineral occur in hexagonal shapes or some crystals form in the shape called dogtooth spar. It is made of Calcium Carbonate.

Dog’s Tooth Answer Calcite Return

That’s Not Maggots Question This pink mineral crystal is Calcium, Magnesium Carbonate and is used in making glass and antacids

That’s Not Maggots Answer Dolomite Return

Turkey Fat Question Turkey- Fat Ore is a common name given to this mineral that is often bright yellow in color. It contains Zinc and its crystals are hexagonal

Turkey Fat Answer Smithsonite Return

Magnets Question This mineral is naturally magnetic and found in Magnet Cove, AR. What is it name?

Magnets Answer Magnetite

Wallboards Question The mineral in this picture is used to make the wallboard in many homes. What is it called?

Wallboards Answer Gypsum Return

Arkansas State Mineral Question These rock crystals have 6 sides and have a hardness of 7. They can be Smoky, Milky, or Amethyst.

Arkansas State Mineral Answer Quartz Return

Arkansas State Gem Question Where is the Arkansas State Gem found in the state?

Arkansas State Gem Answer The Crater of Diamonds in Murfreesboro, AR Return

Arkansas State Rock Question What is the type of rock shown in this picture? It is used in Aluminum products.

Arkansas State Rock Answer Bauxite Return

Million Dollar Question Are you ready for the million dollar question? Here we go!

1,000,000 Question Name one of the characteristics that define minerals.

1,000,000 Answer Naturally Occurring Crystalline solids meaning it is made up of minerals that are chemically combined in a regular repeating pattern in a solid form Definite chemical composition Return

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