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Little round (ages 6β8): Dinosaurs Β· Planet Earth. Pages: the ten question cards, two answer sheets to a page (print one page per two teams), and the key on the last page, to fold back.
1. Velociraptor was about the size of which animal?
- A. a turkey
- B. an elephant
- C. a horse
2. What is the hot, melted rock under a volcano called?
- A. magma
- B. sand
- C. clay
3. How many horns did Triceratops have on its face?
- A. three
- B. one
- C. five
4. Which river carved the Grand Canyon?
- A. the Colorado River
- B. the Nile River
- C. the Mississippi River
5. What did Stegosaurus have standing up along its back?
- A. bony plates
- B. soft fur
- C. big wings
6. Where did nearly all dinosaurs live?
- A. on land
- B. high in the clouds
- C. deep in the sea
7. How many legs did T. rex walk on?
- A. two
- B. four
- C. six
8. What do we call bones or footprints from long ago saved in rock?
- A. crystals
- B. pebbles
- C. fossils
9. What did long-necked Diplodocus eat?
- A. plants
- B. other dinosaurs
- C. fish
10. Which animals alive today are dinosaurs?
- A. crocodiles
- B. birds
- C. lizards
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The key (for the host: fold this page back)
- A: a turkey. Velociraptor was much smaller than many people picture.
- A: magma. When magma comes out onto the ground, we call it lava.
- A: three. Its name means three-horned face.
- A: the Colorado River. The river still flows along the bottom of the canyon today.
- A: bony plates. The plates grew in its skin, so they are often found apart from the skeleton.
- A: on land. Penguins are birds, so they are dinosaurs that swim in the sea.
- A: two. Its arms were tiny, only about one meter long, so it walked on its big back legs.
- C: fossils. Fossils can be the remains of a living thing or marks it left, like footprints.
- A: plants. Its long neck let it reach leaves high in trees and plants low on the ground.
- B: birds. Crocodiles are cousins of dinosaurs, but only birds are dinosaurs.
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