Which of these is not a way of making fossils?

Organisms are chemically preserved either in acids or sugars.

Parts of an organism are not decomposed (e.g. bone/shell)

Parts of an organism are preserved (e.g. tar/ice/amber)

Parts of an organism are replaced by mineral deposits

Remains are preserved e.g. footprints/faeces

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1What do plants need for photosynthesis?
1. AWater
2. BOxygen
3. CCarbon dioxide
4. DGlucose
5. EEnergy
6. FLight
7. GChlorophyl
2An enzyme is a type of catalyst.
1. ATrue
2. BFalse
3Select the parts of a cell that are in an animal cell.
1. ANucleus
2. BCell wall
3. CCell membrane
4. DVacuole
5. ECytoplasm
6. FRibosome
7. GMitochondria
8. HFlagella
9. IPlasmid
10. JChloroplasts
4A specialised cell is adapted for a specific job.
1. ATrue
2. BFalse
5What type of food does lipase help to digest?
1. AFat
2. BProtein
3. CFiber
4. DCarbohydrate
6What type of food does protease help to digest?
1. AFat
2. BProtein
3. CFiber
4. DCarbohydrate
7What type of food does amylase help to digest?
1. AFat
2. BProtein
3. CFiber
4. DCarbohydrate
8The job of a specialised cell changes depending on where it is in the body.
1. ATrue
2. BFalse
9Which of these is not a way of making fossils?
1. AParts of an organism are not decomposed (e.g. bone/shell)
2. BParts of an organism are preserved (e.g. tar/ice/amber)
3. CParts of an organism are replaced by mineral deposits
4. DRemains are preserved e.g. footprints/faeces
5. EOrganisms are chemically preserved either in acids or sugars.