GSS Minerals

A. color

B. hardness

C. size

D. luster

A. cleavage

B. organic

C. fracture

D. hardness

A. They are inorganic solids.

B. They have a glassy luster.

C. They fracture the same way.

D. They are harder than a penny.

A. quartz

B. topaz

C. calcite

D. talc

A. hot water.

B. cold water.

C. powdered form.

D. light.

E. melted form.

A. Augustine's soft scale.

B. Einstein's hardness scale.

C. the weight of the mineral.

D. Moh's hardness scale.

E. your fingernail.

A. talc

B. gypsum

C. diamond

D. quartz

A. native sulfur

B. quicksilver

C. calcite

D. iron pyrite

where minerals can be found

if minerals are edible

how minerals break

if minerals will react with water

always the same as its color

the color it turns liquid when it dissolves

the way it reflects light

the color of its powder

metallic

brittle

pearly

glassy

color

hardness

streak

luster