WorksheetsFirst life on Earth Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What was the first life on Earth?
a)
prokaryotic cells
b)
Archaea
c)
microbes
d)
nucleotide
2.
Which of the following are not one of our hypothesis's ?
a)
prokaryotic cells were the first life
b)
microbes were the first life
c)
nucleotide were the first life
d)
atoms were the first life
3.
What is organic matter?
a)
matter that is natural
b)
matter that is not natural
c)
something living
d)
matter with no added chemicals
4.
What is inorganic matter?
a)
matter that is not natural
b)
something that isn't living or has no carbon
c)
matter that is natural
d)
matter with added chemiclas
5.
How was early Earth like?
a)
Earth was HUGE.
b)
It had a mild climate.
c)
It had extremely low temperatures.
d)
It had extremely high temperatures .
6.
Why was Archaea the first life on Earth?
a)
Because it can withstand the cold temperatures on Earth.
b)
Because it could withstand the hot temperatures on Earth.
c)
Because Arachaea usually lives in lava.
d)
Because an asteroid that contained Archaea hit early Earth.
7.
What does organic matter and inorganic matter have in common?
a)
They both are living.
b)
They both are matter.
c)
They both are non-living.
d)
They have NOTHING in common.
8.
As scientists discover more, can their answer change. ( remember, their question was: "what was the first life on Earth?".Their answer is Archaea.)
a)
Yes! Scientists always find more possible answers. So it is possible
b)
Of course not. The answer is always gonna be Archaea.
9.
Do you think there are more theories on the first life on Earth than what is on the video.
a)
No, there are no more possibilities.
b)
Yes, people always come up with new theories.
10.
Where do scientists usually get their evidence from when talking about this topic?
a)
They don't have evidence, therefore they just make educated guesses.
b)
They usually get their evidence from fossils.
c)
They get their evidence from looking at animals.
d)
They get their evidence from the internet ONLY.
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