Dinosaur Trivia Night!

Which dinosaur had the most teeth?

what is a scientist who studies the history of life on Earth through the fossil record?

What are the three periods of the Mesozoic Era in order?

John Goodman voices which dinosaur in the film We're Back?

This Disney Villain in the movie Dinosaur, is which Carnivore?

Pterosaurs are not Dinosaurs. But they are reptiles.

Which Pterosaur had the widest wingspan?

Which Theropod was the heaviest?

What is the State Fossil of Michigan State?

What kind of dinosaur was much smaller in real life than in the movie Jurassic Park?

According to the book, what is actually the sick dinosaur in Jurassic Park?

Which dinosaur had the longest tail

This dinosaur (pictured below) had plates on its back for...?

Who discovered the first T-Rex fossil?

What is Montana's State Dinosaur (Hint: It's name means good mother lizard)

Jack Horner, famous paleontologist, advocates the T-Rex exclusively as a hunter and never as a scavenger.

Now what is the name of that dinosaur?

Although this dinosaur has been depicted in movies as a land-based carnivore, it was more likely aquatic based.

The Troodon's brain (about the size of an avocado pit) makes it possibly the smartest dinosaur that existed.

What kind of dinosaur is "Ducky" From Land Before Time?

How did they make the T-Rex stomping noise in Jurassic Park?

What is the name of this dinosaur? (Hint: It's name means Strange Lizard)

the most horns on a dinosaur numbered at 15 and belonged to the Pachyrhinosaurus

What is considered the first dinosaur to have ever existed?

How long is the average T-Rex Tooth?

what would have been the average lifespan of the largest dinosaurs? (Hint: It would have been similar to an elephant)

the "saurus" part of the word dinosaur means what in english?

Dinosaurs can be divided by hip bone structure (bird-hipped and lizard-hipped). What are these two groups called?

What was the first carnivorous dinosaur discovered in Antarctica? (Hint: The other option are North American Dinosaurs)

Which dinosaur had the largest skull? (Hint: it was NOT a carnivore)

what are fossilized footprints called by paelontologists?

In the movie Jurassic Park, what dinosaur eats Dennis Nedry?

Contrary to the films, what is actually the largest raptor dinosaur?

Roughly how many species of dinosaurs are known?

"Saur" means lizard in english, but what does the word "dino" (in dinosaur) mean in english?

What is the largest dinosaur to have ever lived?

When did the film Jurassic Park come out in theaters?