Fossils are preserved remains or evidence of ancient living things.

• True
• False

What are the type of organisms that are more likely to form fossils?

• Dinosaurs
• Fish
• Bacteria
• plants

A cast is an impression in a rock left by an ancient organism

• True
• False

Petrified wood is an example of which method of preservation?

• Preserved remains
• Carbon films
• Molds
• Trace fossils

Preserved remains are a preserved evidence of the activity of an organism

• False
• True

The scientist that studies fossils is called 

• paleontologist
• chemist
• biologist
• geologist

uniformitarianism is

"The idea that conditions and organisms on earth change in a quick and violent event" 

• False
• True

catastrophism is
"geologic processes that occur today are similar to those that occurred in the past"

• False
• True

How was the climate in the age of dinosaurs?

• Cold and dry
• tropical and warm
• dry and hot
• constantly changing

Which conditions aid in the formation of fossils?

• hard parts an slow burial
• hard parts and rapid burial
• soft parts and rapid burial
• soft parts and slow burial