If Stones Could Speak 1-3

Who is the archaeologist that is being followed in the text?

• Marc Aronson

• Mike Parker Pearson

• Salisury

• Stonehenge

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Where is the Stonehenge located?

• Madagascar, Africa

• Riverside

• Salisbury, England

• Medieval Times

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This book is about

• Traveling and working

• Giving up when times get tough

• Showing your true colors

• Questioning what others believe to be true

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The bigger rocks in the Stonehenge that are standing upright are called

• Morter

• Tendons

• Sarsens

• Lentils

The stones in the Stonehenge that are laying on top of the standing stones that connect them together are called

• Lintels

• Mortars

• Tenons

• Sarsens

What are the smaller standing stones called?

• Sarsens

• Lintels

• Mortise

• Bluestones

What is the actual color of the bluestones?

• blue

• green

• red

• grey

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What is the carved notch sticking out of the top of the sarsen called?

• mortise

• tenon

• lintel

• notch

What is the carved out indention in the bottom of the lintel called?

• mortise

• tenon

• sarsens

• lintels

Were the stones moved a far distance to be placed where they are?

• yes

• no

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