Fossils, Rocks & Weather: Quick Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Fossils, Rocks & Weather: Quick QuizVersión en línea Test your geology and meteorology basics. por Liberty Loyd 1 Most fossils are __________. a dinosaurs b marine (ocean) organisms c missing links 2 Petrified wood forms by a process called __________. a casting b replacement c carbon printing 3 Which of the following, if fossilized, would be considered microfossils? a exoskeletons b animal droppings c plant spores 4 Ammonites were similar in some ways to living __________. a porpoises b octopi c starfish 5 Fossils, especially those having detailed impressions of skin and feathers, a must have been buried slowly. b must have been buried rapidly. c are only found in metamorphic rock. 6 Which of the following is not a part of Progressive Creationism? a The universe started with the big bang. b Life was created over a span of millions of years. c Life was created over a period of four days. 7 Which of the following substances commonly contains fossils? a amber b liquid water c magma 8 Fossils that seem to appear reliably in the proper geologic sequence and that are used by geologists to determine the age of rock strata are called __________. a index fossils b missing links c intermediate species 9 What remarkable discovery came from the examination of a thigh bone of a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil in 2005? a DNA b prehistoric bacteria c soft tissues 10 What is the name for the study of fossils? a archaeology b paleontology c petrology 11 Who developed the system used today to classify organisms? a Carolus Linnaeus b Charles Lyell c Charles Darwin 12 Fossils that would show organisms in the process of evolving from one form to another are known as __________. a microfossils b transitional forms c index fossils 13 When the population of a species begins to shrink due to having more deaths than births in a generation, it is possibly headed toward __________. a fossilization b extinction c succession 14 Why is the town of Chicxulub, Yucatán, Mexico, familiar to scientists? a It’s a good place to vacation in Mexico. b It’s near the center of a huge geological formation believed to be an ancient meteorite crater. c Many dinosaur fossils exist in this location. 15 All the following statements would be acceptable to a young-earth scientist except which one? a Birds were killed and buried later in the Flood event than amphibians were. b Most fossil-bearing sedimentary rocks came from the Flood. c Volcanic eruptions probably accompanied the Flood and released ash. 16 Trilobites received their name from a their cephalon, thorax, and pygidium. b their three sets of teeth. c the three distinct lobes along the length of their bodies. 17 Fossil fuels do not include __________. a coal b hydrothermal fluids c natural gas 18 Most fossils are __________. a marine (ocean) organisms b missing links c dinosaurs 19 Petrified wood forms by a process called __________. a casting b carbon printing c replacement 20 Which of the following, if fossilized, would be considered microfossils? a plant spores b exoskeletons c animal droppings 21 Ammonites were similar in some ways to living __________. a octopi b starfish c porpoises 22 Fossils, especially those having detailed impressions of skin and feathers, a must have been buried rapidly. b are only found in metamorphic rock. c must have been buried slowly. 23 Which of the following is not a part of Progressive Creationism? a The universe started with the big bang. b Life was created over a span of millions of years. c Life was created over a period of four days. 24 Which of the following substances commonly contains fossils? a amber b liquid water c magma 25 Fossils that seem to appear reliably in the proper geologic sequence and that are used by geologists to determine the age of rock strata are called __________. a index fossils b missing links c polystrate fossils 26 What remarkable discovery came from the examination of a thigh bone of a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil in 2005? a DNA b prehistoric bacteria c soft tissues 27 What is the name for the study of fossils? a archaeology b paleontology c petrology 28 Who developed the system used today to classify organisms? a Charles Darwin b Charles Lyell c Carolus Linnaeus 29 Fossils that would show organisms in the process of evolving from one form to another are known as __________. a microfossils b transitional forms c index fossils

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Fossils, Rocks & Weather: Quick QuizVersión en línea

por Liberty Loyd

Most fossils are __________.

Petrified wood forms by a process called __________.

Which of the following, if fossilized, would be considered microfossils?

Ammonites were similar in some ways to living __________.

Fossils, especially those having detailed impressions of skin and feathers,

Which of the following is not a part of Progressive Creationism?

Which of the following substances commonly contains fossils?

Fossils that seem to appear reliably in the proper geologic sequence and that are used by geologists to determine the age of rock strata are called __________.

What remarkable discovery came from the examination of a thigh bone of a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil in 2005?

What is the name for the study of fossils?

Who developed the system used today to classify organisms?

Fossils that would show organisms in the process of evolving from one form to another are known as __________.

When the population of a species begins to shrink due to having more deaths than births in a generation, it is possibly headed toward __________.

Why is the town of Chicxulub, Yucatán, Mexico, familiar to scientists?

All the following statements would be acceptable to a young-earth scientist except which one?

Trilobites received their name from

Fossil fuels do not include __________.

Most fossils are __________.

Petrified wood forms by a process called __________.

Which of the following, if fossilized, would be considered microfossils?

Ammonites were similar in some ways to living __________.

Fossils, especially those having detailed impressions of skin and feathers,

Which of the following is not a part of Progressive Creationism?

Which of the following substances commonly contains fossils?

Fossils that seem to appear reliably in the proper geologic sequence and that are used by geologists to determine the age of rock strata are called __________.

What remarkable discovery came from the examination of a thigh bone of a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil in 2005?

What is the name for the study of fossils?

Who developed the system used today to classify organisms?

Fossils that would show organisms in the process of evolving from one form to another are known as __________.