U2

Question 0

Chew (v.)

Answer 0

To crush (food) with the teeth

Question 1

Carnivore (n.)

Answer 1

A mammal with teeth adapted for flesh eating (pl. carnivora)

Question 2

Canine (n.)

Answer 2

A conical pointed tooth (between the incisors and the first premolar)

Question 3

Constant (adj.)

Answer 3

Happening all the time

Question 4

Deciduous (adj.)

Answer 4

A baby (or milk) teeth

Question 5

Determine (v.)

Answer 5

To fix or decide something

Question 6

Diet (n.)

Answer 6

Food and drink regularly provided

Question 7

Diphyodont (adj.)

Answer 7

Marked by the successive development of deciduous and permanent set of teeth

Question 8

Distinctive (qdj.)

Answer 8

Clearly different from others

Question 9

Eruption (n.)

Answer 9

The process of breaking out (v. To erupt)

Question 10

Feature (n.)

Answer 10

A noticeable part of something

Question 11

Fossil (n.)

Answer 11

A hardened part of am animal or plant of long ago

Question 12

Gnaw (v.)

Answer 12

To keep biting (something hard)

Question 13

Grind (v.)

Answer 13

To change to small fragments

Question 14

Gum (n.)

Answer 14

The tissue that surrounds the necks of teeth and covers the alveolar part of the jaws

Question 15

Harbivore (n.)

Answer 15

A plant-eating animal

Question 16

Identify (v.)

Answer 16

Recognise / say what something is

Question 17

Infant (n.)

Answer 17

A child in the first year of life

Question 18

Incisor (n.)

Answer 18

A front tooth adapted for cutting; esp. Any of the eight cutting teeth that are located between the canines with four in the lower an four in the upper jaw

Question 19

Jaw (n.)

Answer 19

Either of the bony structures that border the mouth

Question 20

Mammal (n.)

Answer 20

Any of the vertebrate animals

Question 21

Mandible (n.)

Answer 21

Lower jaw

Question 22

Maxilla (n.)

Answer 22

Upper jaw

Question 23

Mash (v.)

Answer 23

To crush into a soft substance

Question 24

Molar (n.)

Answer 24

A tooth with rounded or flattened surface adapted for grinding

Question 25

Monophyodont (adj.)

Answer 25

Having but one set of teeth of which none are replaced at a later stage of growth

Question 26

Neck of tooth (n.)

Answer 26

The part of the tooth between the crown and the root

Question 27

Neonatal (adj.)

Answer 27

Relating to the newborn especially during the first month after birth

Question 28

Omnivore (n.)

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That who or which eat both animal and plant matter (adj.= omnivorous)

Question 29

Palaeontology (n.)

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The science that deals with life on earth in earlier times

Question 30

Permanent (adj.(

Answer 30

Lasting for a long time or forever

Question 31

Pig (n.)

Answer 31

A fat animal (rodent) with short legs

Question 32

Polyphyodont (adj.)

Answer 32

Having several or many set of teeth in succession

Question 33

Rodent (n.)

Answer 33

An animal with sharp front teeth

Question 34

Scrape (v.)

Answer 34

To remove (material) from a surface by pulling or pushing an edge firmly across it

Question 35

Species (n.)

Answer 35

(Singular) a particular kind or category (pl. species)

Question 36

Tear (v.)

Answer 36

To pull something into pieces by force

Question 37

Vertebrate (n.)

Answer 37

A milk producing animal with a spinal cord

Question 38

Visible (adj.)

Answer 38

Can be seen

Question 39

Vole (n.)

Answer 39

A small animal of a rat or mouse family, which lives in the fields and woods