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Quiz by vega.daniela, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by vega.daniela
almost 9 years ago
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Question 1
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What is a fossil?
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A living organism
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The preserved remain of a once living organism
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The excrement of a dead animal
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sediment, layers, movement, erosion
Question 2
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How do fossils help us?
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Give us clues of how organisms lived long ago.
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Give us images of the organisms that lived long ago.
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They don't help in any way.
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They don't show how evolution has occurred.
Question 3
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What are some types of fossil?
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mold and cast, coprolite, and sediment.
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layers, sediment, and erosion
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anatomical, fossil and trace.
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carbon films, petrified fossils, and coprolites.
Question 4
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How is a mold formed?
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When layers of sediment accumulate above.
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When parts of an organism are buried in sediment.
Question 5
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How is a cast formed?
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As the result of a mold.
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When a footprint is left.
Question 6
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Petrified fossils mean turn into stone.
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- True
- False
Question 7
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What is coprolite?
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The excrement of a once living organism.
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Footprint of an organism buried in sediment.
Question 8
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Three examples of a preserved remain are tar, ice, and stone
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- True
- False
Question 9
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Trace fossil is not the footprint of an animal left in sediment.
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- True
- False
Question 10
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What is carbon films?
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carbon remains of an organism buried in sediment.
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Amber, tar, and ice.
Question 11
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The first step of a fossil formation is sediment.
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- True
- False
Question 12
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Layers of sediment accumulated above the fossil is the 3 step of fossil formation.
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- True
- False
Question 13
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What happens in the third step?
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an animal is buried in sediment.
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movement of the Earth push the fossil up.
Question 14
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Erosion is the 4 step of a fossil formation.
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- True
- False
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