WorksheetsChapter 6 Comprehension Questions
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the central message of Chapter 6?
Dinosaurs are dangerous and should be avoided.
Friendship and teamwork help overcome challenges.
Time travel is confusing and scary.
Always bring food when exploring.
How do Jamie and Tess escape the T. rex fight?
They hide in a cave.
They climb a tree.
They run into the jungle and follow Wanna.
They swim across a river.
What lesson do Jamie and Tess learn about bringing things back from the past?
It’s okay to take souvenirs.
Only food can be brought back.
Nothing can be brought back—it turns to dust.
Only fossils can be brought back.
Why do Jamie and Tess trust Wanna to lead them?
He is the biggest dinosaur.
He has a map.
He helped them before and knows the way.
He can talk to them.
What does the ending suggest about Jamie’s feelings toward his new home?
He wants to leave.
He is unsure.
He is excited and happy.
He misses his old friends.
How does Tess feel when the T. rex appears?
Excited
Brave
Scared
Angry
What does Jamie do that shows he is brave?
He hides behind Tess.
He runs away alone.
He rolls out of the way and helps Tess escape.
He fights the T. rex.
Why does Jamie give the ginkgo fruit to Wanna?
He wants to feed him.
He wants to say thank you.
He doesn’t like the fruit.
He wants to distract Wanna.
What does Wanna’s action of returning the fruit show about him?
He is playful.
He is thoughtful and kind.
He is confused.
How do Jamie and Tess’s actions affect the story’s ending?
They get lost forever.
They find a new dinosaur.
They figure out how to return home.
They decide to stay in the past.
What does the phrase “the ground turned to stone beneath his feet” most likely mean?
The ground actually became stone.
He was scared and couldn’t move.
He returned to the present time.
He stepped on a rock.
What does “Jamie’s granddad’s eyes twinkled” suggest?
He was crying.
He was angry.
He was happy or amused.
He had something in his eye.
What does “the T. rex hurled itself at the newcomer” mean?
It ran away.
It attacked the other T. rex.
It jumped into the water.
It fell down.
What does “the fruit shriveled and crumbled to dust” show?
The fruit was magical.
Time travel made it decay instantly.
It was rotten.
It was made of sand.
What does “Jamie wrinkled his nose and smiled” suggest about the ginkgo fruit?
He liked the smell.
He thought it was funny.
It smelled bad, but he was happy.
He was confused.
