Grade 1 - A History Of The Earth

168 The History of the Earth: Supplemental Guide DA | Domain Assessment

4. We know about the history of the earth because of the work of
   geologists and paleontologists. (T)


5. Heat, pressure, and time cause many changes inside the
   earth. (T)


6. The earth has two layers: the crust and the core. (F)


7. The core of the earth is cold. (F)


8. People live on the crust of the earth. (T)


9. A volcano and a geyser are the same thing. (F)


10. Salt is a type of mineral. (T)


11. All rocks can be put into three groups: igneous, sedimentary,
    and metamorphic. (T)


12. We know that dinosaurs lived on the earth because their
    fossils have been found. (T)


13. Fossils are pieces of rock from the present-day, not from the
    past. (F)

 Part III (Instructional Master DA-3)

Directions: Locate the North Pole, and draw a star on the North

Pole. Locate the South Pole, and draw a circle on the South Pole.

Locate the equator, and draw a red line on it.

On the back of the paper, draw a picture of and write a sentence

about the most interesting thing that you learned about the history

of the earth.