Jurassic Park (Second Iteration) Quiz

What is the name of the island where Jurassic Park is located in the second iteration?

• Isla Nublar

• Isla Sorna

• Isla Muerta

• Isla Pena

Who is the author of the novel "The Lost World," which inspired the second iteration of Jurassic Park?

• J.K. Rowling

• Michael Crichton

• Stephen King

• J.R.R. Tolkien

In the second iteration of Jurassic Park, which dinosaur is known for its ability to camouflage?

• Velociraptor

• Tyrannosaurus Rex

• Carnotaurus

• Triceratops

Explain how the concept of chaos theory is applied in the second iteration of Jurassic Park.

• It predicts the exact behavior of dinosaurs.

• It suggests that small changes can lead to unpredictable outcomes.

• It ensures the park's safety systems are foolproof.

• It is used to clone dinosaurs.

What role does Ian Malcolm play in the second iteration of Jurassic Park?

• Park Ranger

• Mathematician

• Paleontologist

• Geneticist

Analyze the ethical implications of cloning dinosaurs as depicted in the second iteration of Jurassic Park.

• It is completely safe and beneficial.

• It raises questions about human intervention in nature.

• It is a necessary step for scientific progress.

• It has no ethical implications.

Which character in the second iteration of Jurassic Park is responsible for the park's security systems?

• John Hammond

• Robert Muldoon

• Ray Arnold

• Dennis Nedry

Compare the leadership styles of John Hammond and Peter Ludlow in the second iteration of Jurassic Park.

• Both are cautious and prioritize safety.

• Hammond is more visionary, while Ludlow is profit-driven.

• Both are solely focused on scientific discovery.

• Ludlow is more concerned with ethics than Hammond.

What is the primary reason for the failure of the park's systems in the second iteration of Jurassic Park?

• Natural disasters

• Sabotage by a disgruntled employee

• Dinosaur intelligence

• Lack of funding

Evaluate the impact of human greed on the events of the second iteration of Jurassic Park.

• It has no impact on the events.

• It leads to the exploitation and endangerment of both humans and dinosaurs.

• It ensures the park's success.

• It is beneficial for scientific research.