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Fossil Evidence of Evolution

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the different types of fossils ???

a)

1.Minerlization

2. Carbonlization

3.Molds and castes

4.Trace Fossils

5.Original Material

b)

1.Minerlization

2. Carbonlization

3.Molds and Trace

4.Castes Fossils

5.Original Material

c)

1.Minerlization

2. Carbonlization

3.Molds and trace

4.Trace casts

5.Original Material

d)

Geologic time scale

Relative-age dating

2.

Transitional fossil A fossil that has characteristics of both ancestral organisms and organisms that don't evolved later.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Do fossils need to form ???

a)

Yes

b)

No

4.

What is fossil formation

a)

Non of the above

b)

when plant and animals die ,ANY SOft skin are eaten by scavengers or break down by bacteiria.

c)

when plant and animals die ,ANY SOft tuissue are eaten by scavengers or break down by Animals .

d)

when plant and animals die ,ANY SOft tuissue are eaten by scavengers or break down by bacteiria.

5.

What are the words we talked about this lesson

a)

Relative-age dating

b)

Absolute-age dating

c)

Number age

d)

Fossile ageing

6.

What is Relative-age dating

a)

Non Of the above

b)

Soft tissues eaten by scavengers

c)

Relative relative-age dating helps

scientists determine the relative

order in which species have

appeared on earth over time

d)

Absolute-age dating

is more precise

that relative-age

dating.Scientists

take advantage of

radioactive decay

, a natural clock

like process in

rocks to learn

rocks absolue age

7.

What did they talk about in the video

a)

Absolute-age dating

is more precise

that relative-age

dating.Scientists

take advantage of

radioactive decay

, a natural clock

like process in

rocks to learn

rocks absolue age

b)

A fossil that has characteristics of both ancestral organisms and organisms that evolved later.

c)

Fossil Evidence

of Evolution

8.

What is Trace Fossils and Mineralization

a)

In carbonization, pressure drives off a dead organism's liquids and gases .Only the carbon outline, or film, of the remains.

b)

When sediments hardened around this buried trilobite, a mold formed.Molds uasually show hard parts such as shells or bones.

c)

rock forming minerals such as calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in water filled in the small space in the tissue of these pieces of petrified wood. Mineralization can preserve the internal structure of an organism

d)

if original tissues of orginisms are buried in the absence of oxegen for long periods of time they can fossiliz

9.

What are fossils

a)

Non of the above

b)

Fossils are the geologically altered remains of a once-living organism

c)

Fossils are the geologically altered remains of a once-living Animal

d)

Fossils are the geologically altered remains of a once-living Human

10.

Absolute-age dating is more precise than realative-age dating.Scientists take advantage of radioactive decay , a natural clock like process in rocks to learn rocks absolue age

a)

True

b)

False