The Badlands Sleuth: Chapter 9 "A New Day, A New Dinosaur"

Where does Dr. Forester say she will now keep the fossils?

(pg 58)

• inside of the truck

• in a secret hiding place

• in a locked box in the lab

• always in her sight and even next to her cot at night

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Felix thoughtfully compares chemical change too....

(pg 59)

• his favorite music

• recycling

• his favorite sport

• mysteries

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What does Tess ask the campers to imagine?

(pg 59)

• traveling back in time 300 million years ago

• traveling back in time 30 million years ago

• traveling back in time 3 million years ago

• traveling back in time to the day they first arrived at Fossil Camp

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Select ALL the things you would see as a traveler back in time in Tess's description?

( pg 59)

• warm, humid green world

• forests and swamps with tall trees and gigantic ferns

• Plans and plant-like organisms in the ocean

• deserts with lots of sand and animals roaming around

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According to Tess, what happened to the carbon-rich remains of many plants

and animals long ago?

( pg 60)

• They changed into planets and moons.

• They changed into fire and lava.

• They changed to oil and coal.

• They changed into water and ice.

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According to Tess, how do plants make water and the gas carbon dioxide

undergo a chemical change?

(pg 60)

• through photography

• through photocopies

• through photons

• through photosynthesis

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According to Tess, the cells of all living things produce what as a waste

product?

(pg 61)

• oxygen

• carbon dioxide

• iron

• iron sulfide

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What makes Dr. Forester believe the fossils may be from a new dinosaur

species?

(pg 61-62)

• because the fossils are the largest fossils ever

• because the fossils are large, but they look like they are from a baby

• because the fossils are the smallest fossils ever

• because the fossils are small, but they look like they are from an adult

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According to Dr. Forester, will all the campers be famous?

(pg 62)

• Yes they will.

• No they will not.

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How does the story end?

(pg 63)

• How does the story end?

• with fossils disappearing from the lab again

• with Amy reflecting how Fossil Camp was better than she anticipated

• with Fossil Camp being extended another week

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