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Open Court Vocabulary for “Fossils Tell of Long Ago” Genre: Expository Test

amber The fossil of amber had an ant preserved in it. ( a yellowish sap from plants that hardens and becomes a fossil )

fossils The boys found a rock with fossils in it. ( a plant, animal, or imprint that has turned to stone )

extinct These birds are all extinct. ( not alive today; all members of the group or species have died out )

peat Peat, or swampy forest soil contains may treasures for scientist. ( swampy forest soil )

mammoth The wooly mammoths trudged across the tundra long ago. ( a kind of elephant the lived millions of years ago )

minerals These are rocks and minerals found in Kansas. ( nonliving substance in the ground )

ancient The archaeopteryx is an ancient bird. ( very old )

amber ( a yellowish sap from plants that hardens and becomes a fossil )

fossils ( a plant, animal, or imprint that has turned to stone )

extinct ( not alive today; all members of the group or species have died out )

peat ( swampy forest soil )

mammoth ( a kind of elephant the lived millions of years ago )

minerals ( nonliving substance in the ground )

ancient ( very old )