Dinosaurs Before Dark, Chapters 5 And 6

The correct answer is Triceratops. The Triceratops is a giant dinosaur known for its distinctive three-horned face and large bony frill. It lived during the late Cretaceous period and was herbivorous. The name Triceratops means "three-horned face" in Greek, referring to the three horns on its face and the bony frill on the back of its head. Its size and unique features make it one of the most recognizable dinosaurs in popular culture.

Jack found a medallion glittering in the long grass.

Jack described the way that the triceratops eats as "slowly". This suggests that the triceratops takes its time while eating, possibly indicating that it is a herbivore and needs to chew its food thoroughly.

The correct answer is "It only eats plants." The statement "The Triceratops was an herbivore" indicates that the Triceratops only consumed plants as its source of food. This means that it did not eat meat, making it a herbivorous dinosaur.

The duck-billed anatosaurus became upset because Annie was too close to the nest. This suggests that the anatosaurus is protective of its nest and feels threatened when someone gets too close to it.

Jack felt like he was going to throw up because of fear. Fear is an intense emotion that can cause physical reactions such as nausea or an upset stomach. In this case, the feeling of fear was so strong that it made Jack feel sick to his stomach.

The giant dinosaur had three horns.

The anatosaurus suddenly ran down the hills to the babies because she spotted the tyrannosaurus rex.

To calm the anatosaurus down, Jack and Annie bowed their heads and pretended to chew. By doing this, they were mimicking the behavior of herbivores, which helped to establish a non-threatening presence and ease the anatosaurus's anxiety. This action likely signaled to the anatosaurus that Jack and Annie were not a threat and allowed the dinosaur to feel more at ease in their presence.

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