2. Question 1: Wind, water, and ice are all natural forces that cause what?
Answer: Erosion
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3. Question 2: What type of scientist studies fossils?
Answer: Paleontologist study different types of fossils or evidence of past life from thousands of years ago.
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4. X Question 2: What type of scientist studies fossils?
Answer: Paleontologist study different types of fossils or evidence of past life from thousands of years ago.
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5. Question 3: Which of the following would NOT be considered a fossil
Question 3: Which of the following would NOT be considered a fossil? A saber tooth tiger tooth, petrified wood, dinosaur scat, or a meteorite?
Answer: A meteorite
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6. Question 3: Which of the following would NOT be considered a fossil
Question 3: Which of the following would NOT be considered a fossil? A saber tooth tiger tooth, petrified wood, dinosaur scat, or a meteorite?
Answer: A meteorite
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7. Question 3: Which of the following would NOT be considered a fossil
Question 3: Which of the following would NOT be considered a fossil? A saber tooth tiger tooth, petrified wood, dinosaur scat, or a meteorite?
Answer: A meteorite
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8. Question 4: What do we call molten rock when it is outside the earth?
Answer: It’s called lava, when molten rock erupts out of a volcano onto the Earth’s surface, we call it lava.
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9. Question 4: What do we call molten rock when it is outside the earth?
Answer: It’s called lava, when molten rock erupts out of a volcano onto the Earth’s surface, we call it lava.
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10. Question 4: What do we call molten rock when it is outside the earth?
Answer: It’s called lava, when molten rock erupts out of a volcano onto the Earth’s surface
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11. Question 5: Which of these is NOT an example of a trace fossil
Question 5: Which of these is NOT an example of a trace fossil? Scat, Bone, Footprint, or Burrow.
Answer: Bone. Trace fossils are proof of an animal other than the animal itself. This could include footprints, scat, or burrow.
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12. Question 5: Which of these is NOT an example of a trace fossil
Question 5: Which of these is NOT an example of a trace fossil? Scat, Bone, Footprint, or Burrow.
Answer: Bone. Trace fossils are proof of an animal other than the animal itself. This could include footprints, scat, or burrow.
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13. Question 5: Which of these is NOT an example of a trace fossil
Question 5: Which of these is NOT an example of a trace fossil? Scat, Bone, Footprint, or Burrow.
Answer: Bone. Trace fossils are proof of an animal other than the animal itself. This could include footprints, scat, or burrow.
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14. Question 6: A leaf left an impression on the side of a rock
Question 6: A leaf left an impression on the side of a rock. What type of fossil is this considered?
Answer: Mold
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15. Question 6: A leaf left an impression on the side of a rock
Question 6: A leaf left an impression on the side of a rock. What type of fossil is this considered?
Answer: Mold
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16. Question 6: A leaf left an impression on the side of a rock
Question 6: A leaf left an impression on the side of a rock. What type of fossil is this considered?
Answer: Mold
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17. Question 7: What is the term of the movement of solid particles of the earth?
Answer: Erosion
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18. Question 7: What is the term of the movement of solid particles of the earth?
Answer: Erosion
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19. Question 7: What is the term of the movement of solid particles of the earth?
Answer: Erosion
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20. Question 8: What type of scientist studies erosion, volcanoes, and earthquakes?
Answer: Geologist
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22. Red Light Challenge Question Answers Wind
Name natural forces that causes erosion.
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Wind
Water
Ice

23. Give examples of a trace fossil.
Red Light Challenge
Question
Give examples of a trace fossil.
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Footprint
Scat
Burrow
Coprolites
Track
Trackway
Trail

24. Question 8: What type of scientist studies erosion, volcanoes, and earthquakes?
Answer: Erosion
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25. Question 8: What type of scientist studies erosion, volcanoes, and earthquakes?
Answer: Erosion
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26. Question 9: In what type of rock would you most likely find a fossil?
Answer: Sedimentary
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27. Question 9: In what type of rock would you most likely find a fossil?
Answer: Sedimentary
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28. Question 9: In what type of rock would you most likely find a fossil?
Answer: Sedimentary
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29. Question 10: What do we call molten rock when it is inside the earth?
Answer: Magma
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30. Question 10: What do we call molten rock when it is inside the earth?
Answer: Magma
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31. Question 10: What do we call molten rock when it is inside the earth?
Answer: Magma
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32. Question 11: What are the giant slabs of rock which fit together to form the earth’s surface called?
Answer: Tectonic plates
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33. Question 11: What are the giant slabs of rock which fit together to form the earth’s surface called?
Answer: Tectonic plates
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34. Question 11: What are the giant slabs of rock which fit together to form the earth’s surface called?
Answer: Tectonic plates
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35. Question 12: What is the term used for materials broken down by rain, wind, and chemical reaction?
Answer: Weathering
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36. Question 12: What is the term used for materials broken down by rain, wind, and chemical reaction
Answer: Weathering
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37. Question 12: What is the term used for materials broken down by rain, wind, and chemical reaction
Answer: Weathering
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Question: Where are prehistoric animals preserved as whole animals?

41. Video Bonus Question
Answer: sedimentary rock

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