What is the definition of an ice age?
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How many different ice ages do experts believe have taken place on Earth?
Approximately how long ago do experts believe the last ice age came to an end?
During the last ice age, what percentage of the Earth was covered in ice?
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Nope, sorry. 😢
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What is the official scientific term used to describe the time period of the Great Ice Age?
Stunning!
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What name is given to the large animals that went extinct following the last ice age? Examples include the woolly mammoth, cave bear, and woolly rhinoceros.
Which option below best describes what human beings were like during the last Ice Age?
Cool! 👍
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Approximately how many degrees Celsius was the last ice age cooler than the average global temperature in the 20th century?
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The animal shown here roamed the Earth during the last ice age and went extinct shortly after. What is its name?
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What is the name of the geological epoch that immediately followed the Pleistocene epoch (the last ice age)?
Slay!
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The mammal shown here went extinct following the end of the last ice age. What is its name?
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Not quite right. 😢
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In 1939, scientists revealed that a Little Ice Age took place relatively recently. Between which centuries is the Little Ice Age thought to have taken place?
Woohoo! 🥳
That was incorrect.
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The woolly mammoth is thought to have survived for thousands of years on Wrangel Island after having gone extinct throughout the rest of the world. What country does the island belong to?
That's the way!
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This armored animal is thought to be a relative of armadillos that lived during the last ice age. What is its name?
You're one class act!
Hmm, I don't think so. 😔
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Approximately how many human beings existed on Earth during the late stages of the last ice age 11,000 years ago?
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I'm afraid that wasn't it. 😔
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