Copy of Film Reviews_ Walking with Dinosaurs & Monsters (1)

Mesozoic Film Reviews Name________ahmad________________ Walking with Dinosaurs & Monsters Sea Monsters - To Hell…..And Back? The 2nd Most Dangerous Sea Ever 1. The setting for this segment is during what geologic period? (from 5:18) Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous 2. This segment occurred roughly __155________ million years ago? 355 255 155 55 3. Which one of the following “sea monsters” was the largest fish that ever lived? Metriorhynchus Liopleurodon Leedsichthys 4. Which one of the following “sea monsters” was a marine crocodile ? Metriorhynchus Liopleurodon Leedsichthys 5. Which one of the following “sea monsters” was the largest carnivorous reptile that ever lived? Metriorhynchus Liopleurodon Leedsichthys 6. T / F Sharks were NOT present in Mesozoic oceans. false 7. T / F Marine crocodiles were slow, sluggish, heavily-armored swimmers. false 8. T / F Liopleurodon likely had an acute sense of smell . true The MOST Dangerous Sea Ever 9. The setting for this segment is during what geologic period? (from 16:17) Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous 10. This segment occurred roughly __75_______ million years ago? 375 275 175 75 11. Which of the following “sea monsters” was a large fish ?

Hesperornis Xiphactinus Archelon Elasmosaur Mosasaur 12. Which of the following “sea monsters” was a serpentine marine reptile that grew to over 60 feet long ? Hesperornis Xiphactinus Archelon Elasmosaur Mosasaur 13. Which of the following “sea monsters” was a large sea turtle ? Hesperornis Xiphactinus Archelon Elasmosaur Mosasaur 14. Which of the following “sea monsters” was a marine reptile with paddle-like limbs, a long neck , and a small head ? Hesperornis Xiphactinus Archelon Elasmosaur Mosasaur Allosaurus: A Walking with Dinosaurs Special (This has 9 Parts, all very short) 1. The setting for this movie is during what geologic period ? Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous 2. This movie occurred roughly __145_______ million years ago? 345 245 145 45 3. Where did this movie take place? Germany Kansas Wyoming Atlantic Coast Montana 4. Which one of the following was “ Big Al ”? Stegosaurus Allosaurus Dryosaurus Diplodocus 5. Which one of the following was a large, quadripedal (four-legged) sauropod with a long neck and tail? Stegosaurus Allosaurus Dryosaurus Diplodocus 6. Which one of the following was a small, swift bipedal (two-legged) dinosaur? Stegosaurus Allosaurus Dryosaurus Diplodocus

8. Which one of the following does NOT describe a pterosaur ? Thin skin membranes colorful crests hollow, lightweight bones typically weighed > 100 kilograms 9. Which one of the following does NOT occur in this movie? the first flowering plants large grass-covered plains birds warm tropical climate (wet & dry seasons) 10. T / F Iguanodon was the first successful herbivorous dinosaur to have back teeth that helped grind food and aided digestion. true Walking With Dinosaurs: Death of a Dynasty (Also 7 Parts) 1. Which of the following was a Cretaceous mammal ? Didelphodon Quetzalcoatlus Protosuchus Diplodocus 2. By the end of the Cretaceous Period, dinosaurs reigned on Earth for about _160______ million years. 6 60 160 600 3. Tyrannosaurs first appeared during the last ________ of the Cretaceous Period. 2,000 years 200,000 years 2 million years 20 million years 4. The heaviest weight attained by Cretaceous mammals was about _________. 1 kg (2.2 lbs) 10 kg (22 lbs) 100 kg (220 lbs) 1000 kg (2200 lbs) 5. Which of the following was an abundant horned herbivore of the late Cretaceous? Gorgosaurus Torosaurus Quetzalcoatlus Diplodocus 6. Which gender of Tyrannosaur was larger and likely more aggressive? male female 7. Which of the following is a Late Cretaceous pterosaur ? Gorgosaurus Torosaurus Quetzalcoatlus Diplodocus

8. Dromaeosaurs were: extremely large, quadrapedal herbivores large, somewhat sluggish, bipedal predators small, agile, bipedal predators 9. Which of the following are reptiles that made their initial appearance in the Late Cretaceous? birds snakes fish 10. What percentage of life died out after the Late cretaceous mass extinction ? 10 25 65 90