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- 1. Multiple Choice
How do we learn about people who lived long ago, and things they did?
From their own books and letters.
From their advertisements and graffiti.
From things they leave behind, sometimes buried in the ground.
All of these.
- 2. Multiple Choice
Scientists who dig bits of history out of the ground are called ____________________.
paleontologists
archaeologists
griffologists
cartographers
- 3. Multiple Choice
When archaeologists first become interested in a site, they look around to see what's on the surface of the ground. What is this 'looking around' called?
a survey
a scan
a detail hunt
cartografication
- 4. Multiple Choice
When they begin digging, archaeologists don't just attack the ground with shovels. First, they map out the area in a __________________________.
minute
grid
computer
huge photograph
- 5. Multiple Choice
Objects found by archaeologists are called ___________________.
docrementos
trafalgars
thingies
artifacts
- 6. Multiple Choice
Scientists who find fossils are not archaeologists. They are called :
paleontologists
guzzilliontologists
cartographers
fossilologists
- 7. Multiple Choice
Archaeology has entered a new age, because we are using _______________________ to study the ground from VERY high above.
drones
different kinds of sensors
satellites
all of these
- 8. Multiple Choice
Satellites are effective tools because:
from space and the sky, we can see patterns and shapes and color differences we can't see from down on the ground
they are NOT effective tools
they shoot laser beams down and blast the dirt away
they send down magnetic beams and metal artifacts come popping right out of the ground.
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