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Froggy Jumps Fossil Facts Grade 5Version en ligne Test your knowledge about fossils and paleontology with these 10 questions! par Virtual School Bahamas 1 What are fossils? a Remains or traces of past life found in igneous rock b Remains or traces of past life found in metamorphic rock c Remains or traces of past life found in sedimentary rock 2 What do paleontologists study? a Rocks b Fossils c Minerals 3 How are wood, bones, teeth, and shells preserved as fossils? a By being buried b By being exposed to air c By being submerged in water 4 What happens to the remains when sediments harden? a They turn into minerals b They dissolve into the sediments c They become trapped in rock and form fossils 5 What are trace fossils? a Fossils that show changes dead animals made in their surroundings b Fossils that are extremely rare c Fossils that are found in caves 6 What can trace fossils tell us? a How old the animal was, how it died, and where it lived b How many offspring the animal had, how it communicated, and what color it was c How an animal might have moved, how big or small it was, and what it might have eaten 7 What is a mold? a An imprint made by the outside of a dead plant or animal b A solidified form of sediment c A type of rock that contains fossils 8 How does a mold form? a When water washes animal or plant remains out of rocks b When a dead plant or animal is buried in sediment c When sediments or minerals fill a mold 9 What is a cast? a An imprint made by the inside of a dead plant or animal b A type of rock that contains fossils c When sediments or minerals fill a mold and form a solid replica 10 How can whole plants or animals become fossilized? a By being exposed to extreme heat b By being trapped by sap from trees, glacier ice, or tar pits c By being buried in volcanic ash

Froggy Jumps

Fossil Facts Grade 5Version en ligne

Test your knowledge about fossils and paleontology with these 10 questions!

par Virtual School Bahamas

What are fossils?

Remains or traces of past life found in igneous rock

Remains or traces of past life found in metamorphic rock

Remains or traces of past life found in sedimentary rock

What do paleontologists study?

Rocks

Fossils

Minerals

How are wood, bones, teeth, and shells preserved as fossils?

By being buried

By being exposed to air

By being submerged in water

What happens to the remains when sediments harden?

They turn into minerals

They dissolve into the sediments

They become trapped in rock and form fossils

What are trace fossils?

Fossils that show changes dead animals made in their surroundings

Fossils that are extremely rare

Fossils that are found in caves

What can trace fossils tell us?

How old the animal was, how it died, and where it lived

How many offspring the animal had, how it communicated, and what color it was

How an animal might have moved, how big or small it was, and what it might have eaten

What is a mold?

An imprint made by the outside of a dead plant or animal

A solidified form of sediment

A type of rock that contains fossils

How does a mold form?

When water washes animal or plant remains out of rocks

When a dead plant or animal is buried in sediment

When sediments or minerals fill a mold

What is a cast?

An imprint made by the inside of a dead plant or animal

A type of rock that contains fossils

When sediments or minerals fill a mold and form a solid replica

How can whole plants or animals become fossilized?

By being exposed to extreme heat

By being trapped by sap from trees, glacier ice, or tar pits

By being buried in volcanic ash

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What are fossils?

What do paleontologists study?

How are wood, bones, teeth, and shells preserved as fossils?

What happens to the remains when sediments harden?

What are trace fossils?

What can trace fossils tell us?

What is a mold?

How does a mold form?

What is a cast?

How can whole plants or animals become fossilized?