Stone Age and rocks recap
Stone Age and Rocks Quiz
Test your knowledge of the Stone Age and the different types of rocks with this engaging quiz! From the fascinating periods of the Stone Age to the characteristics of various natural rocks, you will explore key concepts and definitions.
- Multiple-choice questions
- Checkbox selection for rock types
- Fun facts about notable paleontologists
Which are the three periods of the Stone Age? Check all three.
Neolithic
Paleolithic
Mesolithic
Preolithic
What period was Stonehenge built in?
Mesolithic
Neolithic
Paleolithic
When did the Stone Age start?
2.5 million years ago
2 million years ago
2.5 thousand years ago
How long did the Stone Age last?
2 million years
2.49 million years
2.6 million years
What is the correct definition for chronology?
The key events of history.
The use of a timeline.
How the Stone Age changed.
The arrangement of dates or events in the order in which they occurred.
What does the term prehistory mean?
Before we learnt about history.
Refers to a time in British history before written records.
Anything that is BC not AD.
The time before your history lesson.
What does a paleontologist study?
Rocks
History
Fossils
Soil and plants
Which type of natural rock is formed by layers of sediment pressing down on top of each other for thousands of years?
Igneous
Sedimentary
Metamorphic
Who was the famous paleontologist we studied at school?
Mary Awning
Mary Anning
Martha Anning
Mary Newwing
What is soil made from? Tick 4
Air
Water
Organic matter
Paper
Rocks
Mud
What are the layers of soil? Click all 4 correct answers.
Base rock
Top soil
Sand
Sub soil
Weathered rock
Mud
What is being described here? 'The remains or impression of a prehistoric plant or animal embedded in rock.'
Picture
Fossil
Metamorphic rock
Igneous rock
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