"Other Types of Fossils"

Reread Paragraph 1 to find the meaning of the word preserved. What answer tells you the meaning of the word preserved?

• When something is stuck

• When something is saved

• when something is covered

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Reread Paragraph 2. What can happen to insects that land in sap?

• They can get stuck

• They can get very hot

• They can get eaten

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Where does sap come from?

• Oil and Sand

• Cold Weather

• Trees

What is the main idea of the section "Sticky Sap"?

• Fossils can be preserved in sap

• Fossils can be preserved in ice

• Fossils can be preserved in trees

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Which section in the article gives information about fossils found in snow?

• Sticky Sap

• Chilly Ice

• Trapped in Tar

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What is tar made of?

• ice and snow mixed together

• sap and water mixed together

• sand and oil mixed together

What is the meaning of the word trapped as it is used in paragraph 4?

• Hungry

• Scared

• Stuck

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Why did the author write "Other Types of Fossils"

• to explain how different types of fossils are made

• to explain how different types of fossils are destroyed

• to explain how paleontologist learn about fossils

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What information is learned about the photo from the caption?

• It is a fossil of a spider stuck in sap

• It is a fossil of a spider stuck in ice

• It is a fossil of a spider stuck in tar

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