Science fossils and landforms formation

What is fossil?

• ALiving plant

• The remains of once living organism

• A type of rock

• A type of soil

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How do fossils help scientist learn about the past?

• By telling them about the future

• By providing information about Ancient plant and animals

• By predicting the weather

• By describing current environment

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How do scientists learn about dinosaurs?

• By studying fossils

• By reading about them

• Watching movies

• looking at the picture

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Which animal Part would most likely form a fossil?

• Muscle

• Fur

• Lung

• Bone

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Which statement is it true?

• Layer C is the oldest

• Layer B oldest than layer A

• layer B is oldest than layer C

• Layer A is the youngest

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On fossils come from dinosaur

• True

• False

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What provide scientific evidence of past life ?

• History books

• TimelineS

• Stories

• Fossils

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What information can personalized plant give science?

• What colour the plant where long ago

• What kind of animals existed long ago

• What dinosaurs look like a long ago

• What environments where like long ago

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Family was hiking on a mountain and found several fossils, including a shark tooth and a clam shell. How has the area changes?

• It used to be warmer

• It used to be colder

• It used to be an ocean

• If used to be a desert

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The picture below is a fossils of a tooth that may be from A sea creature known as the megalodon.

The megalogon is probably related to the

• Penguin

• Seal

• Shark

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