Exploring Ancient Animals and Fossils #1

Hey there, young explorers! Can you help Mia and Aadrith figure out what a predator is?

• An animal that eats plants.

• An animal that hunts and eats other animals for food.

• A plant that grows in the wild.

• A person who studies animals.

Hey there, curious minds! Sebbie and Anyu are having a debate. Can you help them out? What does the word "length" refer to?

• The weight of an object.

• The height of an object.

• The measurement of how long something is from one end to the other.

• The color of an object.

Anvi and Marshall are discussing what it means to "contribute". Can you help them figure it out?

• To take something away.

• To give or add something, often to a common goal or purpose.

• To break something.

• To hide something.

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Scarlett and Maya are having a playful debate. Scarlett says, "To differ means to be unlike or different from something else." What do you think?

• To be the same as something else.

• To be unlike or different from something else.

• To be larger than something else.

• To be smaller than something else.

Hey explorers! Sloane and Layla found something cool while digging in the backyard. What do you think fossils are?

• New plants and animals.

• The remains or traces of plants and animals that lived a long time ago, often found in rocks.

• Rocks that are shiny and colorful.

• Animals that live in the ocean.

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Imagine you're a detective like Ruby or Benji, and you need to uncover the meaning of "study". What does it mean?

• To ignore a subject.

• To play with friends.

• The act of learning about a subject or topic through reading, observing, or experimenting.

• To sleep.

Hey there! Imagine you're in a classroom with Natasha, Jacob, and Isabel. Can you tell us what a "process" is?

• A single action.

• A series of actions or steps taken to achieve a particular end or result.

• A mistake.

• A game.

In a magical forest, who would be considered "descendants"?

• People, plants, or animals that are unrelated to any ancestor.

• People, plants, or animals that are related to or come from a particular ancestor.

• People who live in the past.

• Animals that are extinct.

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Imagine you're on a treasure hunt with Ashyln, Brady, and Charlie. What does "familiar" mean when you spot something on the map?

• Something that is unknown.

• Something that is known or recognized because of previous experience.

• Something that is new.

• Something that is forgotten.

Ian and Hunter are playing a game. Can you help them figure out what "similarities" are?

• The differences between two or more things.

• The qualities or features that make two or more things alike or the same.

• The colors of two or more things.

• The sizes of two or more things.

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