Jurassic Park- Fourth Iteration Flashcard

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What event led to Ed Regis being attacked by the Juvenile T-Rex?

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Ed Regis walked out onto the main road, where he was attacked by the Juvenile T-Rex.

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Who was the first to notice the T-Rex touching the fence and the cut electricity?

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Tim was the one who spotted the T-Rex touching the fence and realized the electricity was cut off.

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What obstacle forced Harding, Sattler, and Gennaro to take a longer route back to the resort?

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A tree had fallen in their path, forcing them to take a longer route.

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Which group of characters had to take a longer route due to a fallen tree?

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Harding, Sattler, and Gennaro were forced to take a longer route because a tree had fallen in their path.

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Who fled after seeing the other car gone and was subsequently attacked by the T-Rex?

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Malcolm fled after seeing the other car gone and was attacked by the T-Rex.

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What is the significance of the T-Rex in Jurassic Park?

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The T-Rex represents the unpredictability and danger of bringing dinosaurs back to life, showcasing the theme of nature's power.

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How does the character Tim contribute to the story's tension?

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Tim's observations and actions often highlight the dangers present in Jurassic Park, increasing the tension and urgency of the narrative.

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What role does the fallen tree play in the plot?

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The fallen tree serves as a plot device that delays the characters' return to safety, emphasizing the chaos of the park.

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What does Malcolm's character represent in the story?

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Malcolm represents skepticism and caution regarding the ethical implications of genetic engineering and the resurrection of extinct species.

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How does the setting of Jurassic Park influence the characters' decisions?

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The tropical island setting creates a sense of isolation and danger, influencing characters to make desperate decisions for survival.