Lab Test Review

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Metallic and non metallic

Streak*** Place the streak plate flat on the table when you use it.

Cleavage

Fracture

Identify the

mystery letter name

Your flow chart choice must match your observation choices.

Igneous

• This rock has bubble holes.

**Only give 1 observation of the rock that tells why it is igneous.

Igneous• This rock is glassy.

**Only give 1 observation of the rock that tells why it is igneous.

Igneous

• This rock has inter-grown crystals.

**Only give 1 observation of the rock that tells why it is igneous.

Sedimentary• This rock has pieces of fossils in it.

**Only give 1 observation of the rock that tells you why it is sedimentary.

Sedimentary

• This rock has sand pieces.

**Only give 1 observation of the rock that tells why it is sedimentary.

Sedimentary

• This rock is clastic. (It is made up of pieces of things)

**Only give 1 observation of the rock that tells why it is sedimentary.

Metamorphic

• This rock has banding.

**Only give 1 observation of the rock that tells why it is metamorphic.

Metamorphic

• This rock has foliation. (minerals lined up)

**Only give 1 observation of the rock that tells why it is metamorphic.

Don’t

• Mix up the rocks and put rock information in the wrong spot on the answer sheet.– Ummm, read the letters written on the rocks to

make sure.

You might have to put a piece of tape on the red slider to keep it from moving when you make

your circle.

Eccentricity

Where would the orbital velocity be the greatest? The slowest?

Do the following:• Read and follow the directions.• Let us know of equipment failure.• Turn all electronic equipment off and leave it in

your book bags.• Pay attention to your own self and your own paper.• Have two sharpened pencils.• Stay quiet while we read the directions and help

direct you where to go next.• Straighten up your station after you finish. Cover

rocks and minerals, zero calculator and compass.

Do NOT• Do not talk or communicate with anyone else.• Do not look at anyone, anyone’s paper, or at

any other station.• Do not appear to be looking at other people

or electronics.• Do not ask us for help telling you what a word

means or how to do something.• Do not call us over to say that you don’t know

what to do. (Sorry!)

3 Stations – 9 minutes a station

• We will give you a two minute warning.• We will tell you where to go after each station

so you stay in your row.• Each row and each station are different and

have code numbers that you have to write on your papers.

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