When Sue Found Sue

What was Sue Hendrickson’s one key trait from childhood that led her to discover Sue the T.rex?

• Sue's curosity

• Her ability to work long hours

• The fact that Sue did not like playing with others

• The fact that she liked to read

What are some of the things that Sue searched for—and found—before she started searching for dinosaur fossils?

• Lost boats

• Prehistoric butterflies

• Prehistoric whale bones

• All of the above

What tools do paleontologists use to free dinosaur bones once they find them?

• Goggles, boots, backpack

• Backpack, notebook, pencil

• Pick axe, compass, map

• Shovels, brushes, knives, and smaller tools.

How did Sue and her dog Gypsy happen to be the only ones who discovered the T. rex skeleton?

• Her curosity led her.

• She felt called to the ocean.

• She found a treasure map.

• Her friend called her and told her where it was.

How did Sue know that the bones protruding from the cliff had to be T. rex bones?

• Becuase it was sticking out.

• Because of the size.

• Because of the color.

• Because of the smell.

How did Sue's curosity guide her?

What does the sentence mean, "Sue the T.Rex was finally free"

• Sue was called home.

• The team let Sue go free.

• The team excavted the bones from the ground.

• Sue the T.Rex was sent to muesem.

The phrase "dialing up her curosity means"

• To call up Curosity on the phone

• To increase her curosity

• All of the above.

• None of the above.

How did Sue's differences make her a world respected scientist?