Question

WILL MEDAL+FAN!!!!6 GRADE SCIENCE QUESTIONS~5~QUESTIONS!

@ganeshie8
@whpalmer4
@abb0t
@AravindG
@TuringTest
Please I know not all of you are going to help but who ever can please help!

Answer 1

QUESTION~1~Which describes the mineral's luster?


A.

hexagonal








B.

orthogonal








C.

cubic








D.

rhombic

Answer 2

QUESTION~2~Which determines the chemical properties of minerals?








A.

luster








B.

cleavage








C.

type of atoms








D.

crystal shape

Answer 3

QUESTION~3~To correctly classify a rock as igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic, what would a geologist need to know?








A.

how the rock formed








B.

the hardness of the rock








C.

how the rock breaks apart








D.

color of the rock

Answer 4

QUESTION~4~Which turns metamorphic and sedimentary rocks into igneous rock?








A.
compaction and cementation







B.
melting and cooling







C.
pressure and heat







D.
weathering and erosion

Answer 5

QUESTION~5~Which is characteristic of a mineral?








A.
It must be crystalline and have an indefinite chemical composition.







B.
It must be amorphous and have a definite chemical composition.







C.
It must be crystalline and have a definite chemical composition.







D.
It must be amorphous and have an indefinite chemical composition.

Answer 6

I have 15 question.... and I failed my first try to pass the test

Answer 7

the first question's answer choices have nothing to do with the question, AFAICT

Answer 8

???

Answer 9

QUESTION~1~Which describes the mineral's luster?
hexagonal, orthogonal, cubic, rhombic

None of those words are used to describe the mineral's luster.

AFAICT: as far as I can tell

Answer 10

awe :( :( :( :( :( :( :(

Answer 11

no, that would be "aw" — "awe" is a different word entirely...

terms to describe mineral luster include, but are not limited to:
adamantine, dull, greasy, metallic, pearly, resinous, silky, submetallic, vitreous, waxy

Answer 12

LOL thx for the correction! :P

Answer 13

OK...so I don't get number 1 :(

Answer 14

@whpalmer4 ?

Answer 15

It isn't a matter of "getting it" — those answer choices don't apply to that question. Someone has made a mistake, I don't know if it is you, or the test writer, or whoever else might have had a hand in it.

Answer 16

I just told you that we have no basis for talking about question 1, at least not if you have to select an answer from the choices given. I did give you a list of terms which are used for luster.

However, there's a picture attached to that question. Are you certain that "luster" is the word that appears before the question mark?

Answer 17

yes. I copied and pasted it...I didn't write it in

Answer 18

..ok nvm about that ill talk to my teacher... what about questions 2~4?

Answer 19

QUESTION~2~Which determines the chemical properties of minerals?

A.
luster
B.
cleavage
C.
type of atoms
D.
crystal shape

Okay, does it make sense that the appearance of a mineral could determine its chemical properties?

Answer 20

no? I donw know what that means

Answer 21

Let me ask you a question: how are you supposed to learn this material? Do you have a textbook?

Answer 22

well....not really.... I don't have a science book like school does but I have a work book w some reading material

Answer 23

That doesn't exactly answer my question: I'm sure you are not expected to magically know the answers to these questions, and that somehow, the knowledge is supposed to be transferred to you. It seems like it hasn't happened, and I'm wondering if there's a chapter you need to read, or a lecture to watch, or what.

Answer 24

i give up on school...nvm bye

Answer 25

flutter all

Answer 26

i need help with that to please help

Answer 27

@Elsa213

Answer 28

@marie123

Answer 29

number one is A and whpalmer4 really!?!?

Answer 30

@aubreebethune

No, number one is not A if the question is

Which describes the mineral's luster?

and

A is hexagonal

hexagonal in the context of a mineral means that the crystalline arrangement is hexagonal.

As I said, the list of answer choices provided for question one is obviously not the correct set, as all of the choices describe crystal patterns, and have nothing to do with luster, which is a gentle sheen or soft glow.

If you are trying to take me to task for expecting the OP to actually do some work, rather than have the answers fed to her, I refer you to the OpenStudy Code of Conduct at http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct, which prominently states: "Give Help, Not Answers"