A) David Koepp B) Michael Crichton C) F. H. Cornish D) Steven Spielberg
A) Macmillan Publishers B) Universal Pictures C) Macmillan Heinemann ELT D) Grosset & Dunlap
A) 1990 B) 1997 C) 1993 D) 1995
A) F. H. Cornish B) David Koepp C) Steven Spielberg D) Gail Herman
A) Romantic dialogue B) Scientific dialogue C) Political dialogue D) Philosophical dialogue
A) Poisoning B) Drowning C) Electrocution D) Evisceration
A) The Lost World: Jurassic Park B) The Lost World C) Jurassic World D) Jurassic Park II
A) 2001 B) 2015 C) 1993 D) 1997
A) 1997 B) 1993 C) 2001 D) 2015
A) 1993 B) 2015 C) 1997 D) 2001
A) Gail Herman B) F. H. Cornish C) Donald Harley D) David Koepp
A) Donald Harley B) Michael Crichton C) Steven Spielberg D) F. H. Cornish
A) Paramount Pictures B) Macmillan Publishers C) Universal Pictures D) Grosset & Dunlap
A) Advanced B) Intermediate C) Elementary D) Beginner
A) F. H. Cornish B) Gail Herman C) Donald Harley D) Steven Spielberg
A) Universal Pictures B) Grosset & Dunlap C) Macmillan Heinemann ELT D) Macmillan Publishers
A) The sequel novel B) The 1993 film C) The original novel D) Jurassic Park III
A) Lead actor B) Novel author C) Screenwriter D) Executive producer
A) Michael Crichton B) Steven Spielberg C) John Hammond D) Lewis Dodgson
A) 1989 B) 1995 C) 1993 D) 1990
A) Procompsognathus B) Velociraptor C) Dilophosaurus D) Tyrannosaurus rex
A) Paleobotanist B) Biotechnologist C) Mathematician D) Paleontologist
A) Paleontologist B) Veterinarian C) Biotechnologist D) Paleobotanist
A) Martin Gutierrez B) Donald Gennaro C) John Hammond D) Lewis Dodgson
A) The Lost World B) Isla Nublar C) Costa Rica D) Biosyn
A) In insects fossilized and preserved in amber B) In dinosaur eggshells found in Costa Rica C) Frozen inside supply boats D) Deep in the waterworks of the park
A) They have a resistance to electric fences B) They are unable to become males C) They cannot survive in tropical storms D) They are lysine deficient
A) Chief programmer and engineer B) Mathematician and chaos theorist C) Lawyer and investor D) Paleontologist and game warden
A) An EPA official B) A lawyer representing the investors C) The chief programmer D) A Biosyn employee
A) John and Henry Wu B) Alan and Ellie Grant C) Dennis and Ed Regis D) Tim and Alexis 'Lex' Murphy
A) Henry Wu B) John Arnold C) Robert Muldoon D) Ed Regis
A) Harding B) Dennis Nedry C) Henry Wu D) John Arnold
A) Lewis Dodgson B) Ed Regis C) Donald Gennaro D) Robert Muldoon
A) Dennis Nedry B) Martin Gutierrez C) John Hammond D) Ed Regis
A) Dennis Nedry B) Henry Wu C) John Arnold D) Lewis Dodgson
A) Harding B) Martin Gutierrez C) Alan Grant D) Ellie Sattler
A) Velociraptor B) Tyrannosaurus rex C) Dilophosaurus D) Procompsognathus
A) Dichogamy B) Amber fossilization C) Lysine deficiency D) Chaos theory
A) Frog DNA B) Avian DNA C) Amphibian DNA D) Reptilian DNA
A) Frog DNA corrupted the computer's memory B) The system was destroyed by the Tyrannosaurus rex C) Dennis Nedry deleted the tally system during his sabotage D) It was programmed to allow operators to input the expected number of dinosaurs
A) Hammond refused to pay him for months of overwork B) He wanted to expose the park to the EPA C) He was blackmailed by Donald Gennaro D) He wanted to take over Jurassic Park himself
A) Air Vigilance Service B) The Lost World C) InGen D) Biosyn
A) An employee of InGen's rival, Biosyn B) The senior engineer of Jurassic Park C) An American doctor living in Costa Rica D) An EPA official visiting the park
A) By blowing up the electric fences with dynamite B) By destroying the main generators manually C) By tricking John Arnold into a reboot D) By activating a backdoor he wrote into the park's software
A) A hurricane B) A tropical storm C) A volcanic eruption D) A massive earthquake
A) Velociraptor B) Dilophosaurus C) Procompsognathus D) Tyrannosaurus rex
A) By stowing away on supply boats B) By jumping over the electric fences C) By swimming across the ocean D) By escaping on the Air Vigilance Service planes
A) Dilophosaurus B) Velociraptor C) Tyrannosaurus rex D) Procompsognathus
A) Gennaro B) Arnold C) Regis D) Malcolm
A) Tim B) Malcolm C) Muldoon D) Grant
A) Muldoon and Gennaro B) Grant and Sattler C) Tim and Lex D) Arnold and Wu
A) It triggers a self-destruct sequence for the island B) It leaves the main generators turned off and relies on the overtaxed auxiliary generator C) It locks the control complex doors permanently D) It instantly restores full power to all electric fences
A) Tyrannosaurus rex B) Dilophosaurus C) Velociraptors D) Procompsognathus
A) By riding on supply boats B) By driving Nedry's stolen jeep C) By rafting down a river D) By hiking through the waterworks
A) Nedry and Dodgson B) Muldoon and Gennaro C) Arnold and Wu D) Grant and Tim
A) He calls the Air Vigilance Service for napalm B) He hides in the park's waterworks C) He contacts the ship and recalls it D) He flees the island on a raft
A) Killed by a pack of Procompsognathus after breaking his ankle B) Eaten by a Tyrannosaurus rex during the tour C) Killed in the napalm bombing of the island D) Killed by Velociraptors in the control complex
A) In the park's waterworks B) In the Tyrannosaurus rex enclosure C) Inside the control complex D) On the departing supply ship
A) He escapes on the supply boat with Gennaro B) He survives and helps Grant restart the generators C) He seemingly dies from his injuries D) He is rescued by Dr. Martin Gutierrez
A) By the Air Vigilance Service B) By swimming to Costa Rica C) By a Biosyn rescue boat D) By the departing supply ship
A) Builds a new visitor center B) Quarantines it with electric fences C) Razes the island with napalm D) Turns it over to the EPA
A) At an EPA headquarters in America B) In a Biosyn research facility C) In a Costa Rican hotel D) On the supply ship
A) Lewis Dodgson B) Dr. Martin Gutierrez C) Donald Gennaro D) John Hammond
A) An American doctor who lives in Costa Rica B) An EPA official investigating the animal attacks C) A paleobotanist working with Ellie Sattler D) A senior engineer at InGen
A) A herd of genetically modified livestock B) An unknown pack of animals implying surviving dinosaurs C) A group of Biosyn spies D) A swarm of amber-preserved insects
A) 1981 B) 1990 C) 1973 D) 1983
A) 1981 B) 1973 C) 1990 D) 1988
A) The Andromeda Strain B) Westworld C) Jurassic Park D) Congo
A) Hammond's grandchildren B) John Hammond himself C) Ian Malcolm D) Alan Grant and Ellie Sattler
A) Henry Fairfield Osborn B) Chip Kidd C) John Hammond D) Alfred A. Knopf
A) The Folio Society B) American Museum of Natural History C) Penguin Random House D) Alfred A. Knopf
A) Three B) Six C) Twelve D) Ten
A) Ancient history B) Political corruption C) Modern science D) Industrial pollution
A) Chaos B) Hell C) Extinction D) Ruins
A) The Last Man B) Mathilda C) Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus D) Lodore
A) Sean Guynes B) Andrew Ferguson C) Dale Speirs D) Victor Frankenstein
A) Global peace B) Scientific enlightenment C) Human destruction D) Financial prosperity
A) The creature's B) The investor's C) The dinosaur's D) The scientist's
A) Dale Speirs B) Andrew Ferguson C) Sean Guynes D) Gene Lyons
A) Opuntia B) The New York Times C) Entertainment Weekly D) Tor.com
A) Amber samples B) Frozen tissue C) Millions-of-years-old eggs D) Synthetic incubators
A) Immense financial profit B) Eventual catastrophe C) Global scientific collaboration D) Peaceful coexistence
A) Apathy and silence B) Largely favorable reviews C) Mixed reviews with zero praise D) Universally negative reviews |