"Building a Landmark"
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- Q1
What does the word "mound" mean?
an elevated, rounded area of land
a Native American tribe
a green snake
something make of sticks
300s - Q2
True or False? The mounds we read about were natural landforms.
False, because they were built by Native Americans.
True, because they were made of earth, dirt, and rocks.
300s - Q3
Why were the mounds built?
They were built to guide travelers.
They were built so we could have landmarks to visit today.
They were built to honor the tribal chiefs.
They may have been built to be a calendar, but no one is sure.
300s - Q4
True or False: The Serpent Mound looks like a cone.
True, it looks like a cone and is 1,370 feet tall.
False, because it looks like a snake.
300s - Q5
Where can you visit these mounds?
You actually cannot visit the mounds because they are landmarks.
You can visit them in the state of Ohio.
You can visit them in the state of Oregon.
300s - Q6
Which of the following is NOT true about the mounds?
There are still many questions about the mounds.
People used clam shells and sticks to dig the dirt for the mounds.
They are millions of years old.
Researchers study the mounds to learn about the past.
300s - Q7
What does "serpent" mean?
grass
dirt
calendar
snake
300s