A Stone Age Mystery

The archaeologists had to (a)   deep in to the earth to able to find the fossils.

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Frank Goddio was an underwater (a)   that helped find the lost city.

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They set up dive (a)   where the images were located to find Thonis-Heracleion.

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A Language Arts teacher teach me how to (a)   or explain certain reading standards

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Thonis-Heracleion was the gate to where?

• Greece

• The Mediterranean

• Europe

• Italy

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Who is the underwater archaeologist that helped find Hapy?

• George Francis

• Frank Goddeus

• Frank Goddio

• George Franklin

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Hapy was known of God of __________

• sinking

• floating

• sea

• flood

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The central idea is not the most important idea in a text.

• True

• False

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Details support a central idea by telling more about it.

• true

• false

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Hapy and other statues were transported on and an airplane.

• true

• false

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