Dinosaur Facts and Paleontology

The video explores the fascinating world of dinosaurs, from their history and the role of paleontologists in discovering fossils, to the characteristics of famous dinosaurs like the T-Rex and Triceratops. It discusses how fossils are formed and the extinction event that led to the disappearance of dinosaurs, while also touching on the legacy they left behind, including their connection to modern birds.

What does the term 'dinosaur' mean in Greek?

• Mighty creature

• Terrible lizard

• Giant lizard

• Ancient reptile

What is the primary role of a paleontologist?

• To write stories about dinosaurs

• To dig up and study dinosaur fossils

• To study living reptiles

• To create dinosaur models

Which tool is NOT typically used by paleontologists when they are close to fossils?

• Rock hammer

• Pickaxe

• Brush

• Dental pick

Who discovered the most complete T-Rex fossil known as 'Sue'?

• Sue Hendrickson

• Richard Owen

• Jack Horner

• Mary Anning

What does the name 'Triceratops' mean?

• Giant herbivore

• Three-horned face

• Shielded dinosaur

• Plant eater

Which dinosaur was known for its speed and possibly having feathers?

• Ankylosaurus

• Velociraptor

• Triceratops

• Tyrannosaurus Rex

What was the supercontinent called where dinosaurs once roamed?

• Gondwana

• Laurasia

• Pangea

• Atlantis

What is one theory about the cause of dinosaur extinction?

• A massive flood

• A solar flare

• A meteorite impact

• A global freeze

Which modern animals are believed to be related to dinosaurs?

• Birds

• Reptiles

• Amphibians

• Mammals

What does the term 'extinct' mean?

• In danger of disappearing

• No longer existing

• Rarely seen

• Endangered