Fossils and Dinosaurs

Did you like the book?

• Yes, I loved it.

• Yes, I did.

• It's okay.

• No, I didn't.

Dinosaurs co-existed with furry animals like dogs and cats.

• True

• False

Where did dinosaurs once live?

• In Antartica

• In North America and Europe

• In South America and Africa

• In every continent

What do scientists study to find out more about the history of Earth?

(a)  

What do we call a scientist who studies fossils?

• Archeologist.

• Paleontologist.

• Astrologist.

• Psychologist.

Check all the alternatives that are considered fossils.

• Bones

• Feathers

• Eggs

• Footprints

• Scales

Rock layers help paleontologists learn how old the fossils are.

• True

• False

From the size, shape, and content of a fossil egg it is impossible to know what dinosaur laid it.

• True

• False

How do paleontologists begin to understand the life and habitats of dinosaurs?

• By studying cave wall paintings of early humans.

• By looking at the stars and dreaming.

• By using a time machine to go back in time.

• By studying fossils of plants and dinosaurs of the same age and area.

Check everything that we can learn from fossil footprints.

• How dinosaurs communicated.

• If dinosaurs walked on two or four feet.

• If they were intelligent or not.

• How fast they moved.