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 Time To Climb

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 Interactive video

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Open Ended Question

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 GROUP 2: Guide Questions 1. How did you assemble
the picture?

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 Guide Questions: 2. How does the lines of prints in
each piece help to confirm that you accurately match
each piece with one another?

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 Guide Questions: 3. What are the proofs that the
pictures are perfectly assembled?

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 Guide Questions: 4. Compare your assembled puzzle
with the world map. What do you observed?

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 Quiz
GROUP 3 - Fossil Evidences

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 In which continents can you see the fossils of
mesosaurus?

South America and South Africa

Africa, India, and Antarctica

South America and India

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 In which continents can you see the fossils of
lystrosaurus?

South America and Africa

Africa, India, and Antarctica

Australia, Antarctica, and India

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 In which continents can you see the fossils of
Glossopteris (fossilized leaves of an extinct plant)?

India, Australian and Africa

Australia, Antarctica, South America, South Africa, and India

Australia, South America, Africa, and India

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 In which continents can you see the fossils of
cynognathus?

Africa and Antarctica

India and South America

Africa and South America

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 GROUP 4
The shaded areas on this map represent areas where there is evidence of glaciations
during the Paleozoic era.
Draw two (2) continents that you think fits together and have the same glaciations then
answer the questions found on your Task Sheet.

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 Continental Drift Theory

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 pangaea fossils Wegener. continental
deposits Alfred Glacial

1. The presence of the same on several

continents support the idea of continental drift.
2. The hypothesis that continents have moved slowly
to their current locations is called drift.
3. The continental drift theory was proposed by

4. The lack of an explanation for continental drift

prevented many scientists from believing a single
supercontinent called once existed.
5. is one of the evidences
of the continental drift theory.

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