Class 5 Rocks and Minerals Worksheet
Section A – Fill in the blanks
- Rocks are made up of __________.
- The hot molten rock inside the Earth is called __________.
- __________ is the hardest igneous rock used for buildings and flooring.
- __________ is the only rock that can float on water.
- Red Fort in Delhi is made of __________.
- __________ rocks contain fossils of plants and animals.
- __________ is used in making cement and chalk.
- Obsidian looks like __________ and has sharp edges.
- __________ rocks are formed by the cooling and hardening of magma.
- The breaking down of rocks results in __________ formation.
Section B – Match the following
- Granite – (a) Sponge-like rock
- Pumice – (b) Contains fossils
- Shale – (c) Used for cement
- Limestone – (d) Coarse-grained igneous rock
- Obsidian – (e) Used for ornaments
- Sandstone – (f) Made of clay and mud
- Magma – (g) Found under Earth’s surface
- Conglomerate – (h) Contains pebbles
- Lava – (i) Molten rock on Earth’s surface
- Marble – (j) Used for statues
Section C – Very Short Answer Questions
- What are rocks made of?
- Name two igneous rocks.
- Which rock is soft and used to make bricks?
- Name the mineral found in limestone.
- Which type of rock forms the Earth’s crust?
- Name two uses of pumice.
- What are fossils?
- Name one sedimentary rock used as building stone.
- Which rock is formed from shells of sea animals?
- Write one use of obsidian.
Section D – Short Answer Questions
- How are igneous rocks formed? Give one example.
- How is sandstone formed and where is it used?
- What is the difference between magma and lava?
- Why are sedimentary rocks important?
- Describe the appearance and use of granite.
Section E – Answer in Brief
- Explain how sedimentary rocks are formed.
- Write about pumice and its properties and uses.
Class 5 Rocks and Minerals Worksheet 1 Answer Key
