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To correctly fill in the blanks with grammatically appropriate forms of the words in brackets, we need to transform the given words to fit the context of the sentences. Here's how you can complete the text:

B11: "powerful" - The word "powerful" is the adjective form of "power," which describes the dinosaurs.

B12: "information" - The word "information" is already in its correct form as a noun, so it remains unchanged.

B13: "eventually" - The word "eventually" is the adverb form of "eventual," indicating that the death of the animal happens after a period of time.

B14: "harden" - The word "harden" is the verb form of "hard," indicating the process of the earth layer becoming solid.

B15: "living" - The word "living" is the adjective form of "live," used to describe the conditions in which the animal lived.

B16: "appearance" - The word "appearance" is the noun form of "appear," referring to the look or physical characteristics of the animal.

Here's the completed text with the correct forms:

It is impossible to travel back in time millions of years. However, visit many museums and you will see detailed models of huge, (B11) powerful dinosaurs that once walked the Earth. When experts study these creatures, where do they get their (B12) information from? The answer is fossils. When an animal (B13) eventually dies, its dead body can sometimes become covered in a thin layer of earth. In certain circumstances, this layer of earth can (B14) harden and turn into rock over time and the shape of the animal is preserved inside. We can learn a lot about the (B15) living conditions of an animal from a fossil. We can learn about its (B16) appearance, its behaviour and even its diet.

It is impossible to travel back in time millions of years. However, visit many museums and you will see detailed models of huge, powerful dinosaurs that once walked the Earth. When experts study these creatures, where do they get their information from? The answer is fossils. When an animal eventually dies, its dead body can sometimes become covered in a thin layer of earth. In certain circumstances, this layer of earth can harden and turn into rock over time and the shape of the animal is preserved inside. We can learn a lot about the living conditions of an animal from a fossil. We can learn about its appearance, its behavior and even its diet.

B11: Powerful B12: Information B13: Eventually B14: Harden B15: Living B16: Appearance