The Life Stage Series: Mental Development - The Dinosaur Detective

The video follows Lockie, a young boy who discovers a wormhole in his backyard and meets Archie, a dinosaur from the past. Together, they travel back in time to solve the mystery of who trampled Archie's garden. Through clues like footprints and tree bites, they deduce that a Brachiosaurus is responsible. Lockie helps Archie remember how to identify dinosaurs with a poem before returning home. The story teaches about different types of dinosaurs and their eating habits.

What is the main purpose of the life stage series mentioned in the introduction?

• To teach children about different animals

• To help children cope with developmental changes

• To educate about historical events

• To provide entertainment through stories

What unusual event happens to Lockie in his backyard?

• He discovers a new plant species

• A small dinosaur-like creature flies out of a hole

• He finds a treasure chest

• He meets a talking worm

What does Lockie use to help Archie identify the dinosaur culprit?

• A magnifying glass

• A dinosaur book

• A map of the garden

• A telescope

What type of footprints do Lockie and Archie find in the garden?

• Three-toed footprints

• Small bird-like footprints

• Big round footprints like an elephant

• Human footprints

What clue suggests that the dinosaur is a plant eater?

• The presence of bones in the garden

• The dinosaur's roar

• The dinosaur's color

• The large bite marks on cycad trees

Which dinosaur do Lockie and Archie conclude is the culprit?

• Allosaurus

• Tyrannosaurus Rex

• Brachiosaurus

• Minmi

What does Lockie teach Archie to help him identify meat-eating dinosaurs?

• A poem about dinosaur footprints

• A dance about dinosaur movements

• A song about dinosaurs

• A story about dinosaur habitats