A) Water parks B) Indoor museums C) Outdoor dinosaur theme parks D) Amusement roller coaster parks
A) Australia B) Canada C) United Kingdom D) US
A) Austin, Texas B) Orlando, Florida C) Plant City, Florida D) Louisville, Kentucky
A) Dallas B) Glen Rose C) San Antonio D) Houston
A) Frankfort B) Bowling Green C) Lexington D) Cave City
A) Don Lessem B) Jack Horner C) Steven Spielberg D) Christer Svensson
A) Over 150 B) Under 50 C) Exactly 100 D) Over 500
A) November 1998 B) December 1995 C) November 2003 D) January 2000
A) Three years B) Five years C) Two years D) Ten years
A) Inside concrete buildings B) On mechanical tracks C) Behind heavy glass cages D) Among native vegetation or water features
A) Plastic artificial plants B) Genetically modified glowing plants C) Plant species that date from the time of the dinosaurs D) Only modern tropical houseplants
A) With audio tour guides B) With colored ribbons C) With large billboards D) With small signs
A) Kids can dig at a sand table for real fossils B) Children paint plaster dinosaur bones C) Guests pan for river gold D) Visitors search for hidden gold coins
A) Fossil Find B) Crystal Cave C) Dino gem D) Jurassic Jewels
A) Recycled cardboard boxes B) Carved polystyrene foam C) Inflated rubber balloons D) Solid wood blocks
A) Fiberglass B) Wet clay C) Aluminum foil D) Paper mache
A) Cement mix B) Putty C) Plaster of Paris D) Latex rubber
A) In a central warehouse in Florida B) At Christer Svensson's private studio C) In a factory overseas D) On location at the park
A) About twenty-five B) About three C) About ten D) Only one
A) Exactly 100 B) Nearly 200 C) Over 500 D) Nearly 50
A) Glen Rose, Texas B) Cave City, Kentucky C) Orlando, Florida D) Plant City, Florida
A) A sand table B) A water table C) A wooden workbench D) A stone altar |