Fossils
Rocks & Minerals
History
Geography
Civics
100

true or false: Fossils give us clues about what life will be like in the future.

False. it gives us info about the past. 

100

Rocks are always changing and the process is called the ... 

The Rock Cycle

100

What do historians study? (the past, the present, the future, or all 3)

the past

100

How many continents are there?

Seven

100

Each state is allotted 2 senators. How many total senators do we have in the United States?

100

200

Who finds and studies fossils?

Paleontologists

200

Metamorphic rocks are formed by great ______ or __________. 

Heat or Pressure

200

What does chronology mean?

The arrangement of events or dates in the order that they occurred.

200

What ocean borders Delaware?

Atlantic Ocean

200

The 10 amendments are also referred to as the _______ of ________. 

Bill of Rights

300

What type of fossils do scientists use to study animal behavior?

Trace fossils

300

Limestone and coal are both examples of ______ rock. 

sedimentary

300

What are the 3 categories of time? Think back to when we were talking about timelines

Past, Present, Future

300

What state is the Grand Canyon in?

Arizona

300

Who is in charge of the executive branch?

The President

400

A mold that is filled in and then turned into rock is called a ____ fossil. 

cast

400

True of False: Weathering is the movement of rock pieces from place to place.

False: Weathering is the process that breaks down rocks into smaller pieces.

400

Primary Sources are sources of information that date back to the time when an event occurred. They are often created by people who witnessed an event. Give me an example of a primary source

bones, jewelry, maps, diaries, art, cars

400
Name a state that doesn't border any other state

Alaska or Hawaii

400

Name the 3 branches of government

Legislative, Executive, Judicial

500

What was the name of the famous English fossil hunter who lived near the cliffs in Dorset, England?

Mary Anning

500

List 2 examples of metamorphic rock. 

Slate, marble, gneiss, schist

500

Secondary Sources are sources created after an event has occurred. Secondary sources are often based on information found in primary sources.

Replicas or copies of original items, textbook, documentary, or movie.

500

What state is known as the Sunshine State?

Florida

500

Which founding father was the first man to introduce the Bill of Rights to Congress?

James Madison