Week 1

Question 1

Enchanted

Answer 1

A place or thing that is enchanted has been put under a magic spell or seems magical.

Question 2

Gullible

Answer 2

If you are gullible, you are easily tricked and believe anything you are told.

Question 3

Radiant

Answer 3

1. Bright and shiny. 2. Healthy and happy.

Question 4

Languish

Answer 4

To waste away.

Question 5

Triumph

Answer 5

A great victory, success, or achievement.

Question 6

Desperate

Answer 6

If you are desperate, you would do any dangerous or difficult thing to change your situation.

Question 7

Humble

Answer 7

Modest and not proud.

Question 8

Versatile

Answer 8

Talented or useful in many ways.

Question 9

Eating habits

Answer 9

To determine the eating habits of animals paleontologists look at the teeth of the animals.

Question 10

Paleontologist

Answer 10

Paleontologist is a scientist that studies fossils remains of plants and animals

Question 11

True body fossils

Answer 11

The fossilized remains of a plant or animal’s body.

Question 12

Trace fossils

Answer 12

Fossilized remains of an activity of a plant or animal such as seeds, buds, eggshells waste or a footprint path.

Question 13

Amber

Answer 13

The sticky resin or sap from the trees that trapped small insects, animals, plants.

Question 14

Tar Pits

Answer 14

Sticky tar or asphalt pits trapped animals so they were unable to escape.

Question 15

Mold/cast fossil

Answer 15

Cast fossil
Mold- the dent or whole left behind after the animal or plant decays.

Cast-Rock shaped item that remains after the hole or dent is filled.

Question 16

Volcanic ash

Answer 16

The process in which plants and animals are preserved in ash after an eruption.

Question 17

Soft tissue

Answer 17

The remains of the original animal such as skin, muscle, or organs of the body.

Question 18

Permineralization

Answer 18

The process in which minerals seeps into decaying bones into a rock like material.

Question 19

Fossils

Answer 19

The remains of a plant or animal that has been pardoned and preserved.

Question 20

Imprint

Answer 20

A print or impression left behind by the plant or animal in the sentiment.