This trivia facts quiz is on Types of Dinosaurs! Other than trying to identify the lives that dinosaurs lived through their remains, there is a lot of things that still remain a mystery till today, and one of the stories that people can’t seem to agree on is how the legendary animals are extinct. Do you think you know about dinosaurs enough to pass this quiz? Do give it a shot!
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Three-horned face
Three-horned apex
Triple-spear spinner
Three-sharp head
2015
1998
1993
2006
Basketball player
Both of the below, depending on gender
The size of a toddler
The size of a turkey
Glidians
Sauropods
Plesiosaurs
Pterosaurs
Wood and roots of trees
Plants
Fish
Insects
A tail club
Confirmed extremely bright red skin
A head crest
Sickle-like claws
It lived in North Africa
Its fossils were burned in 1977 as "fossil vandalism"
It fed primarily on winged reptiles like Pteranodon
It had a sail/multiple spines on its back
A vertical schoolbus
A five-story building
The Statue of Liberty
The average house, roof and all
Velociraptor
Triceratops
Brachiosaurus
Unenlagia
Spine-headed freak
Dense-bone lizard
Fast Czech lizard
Thick-headed lizard
Like the average North American motorcycle
Like an ostrich
A newborn buffalo
Average car in traffic
Canada
New Zealand
Greenland (Denmark)
United States
A can of soda
A family RV
A couch that can fit a whole family on top
T. rex
"Crane" the same way an elephant uses its trunk to bring food to the mouth
Fifth leg so the dinosaur could rear up in a bipedal position supported by the tail
Whip to potentially hurt predators and scare them away with a large cracking sound
Rope to strangle necks of nearby slow herbivores and carnivores to prevent circulation
Velociraptor
Dilophosaurus
Stegosaurus
All of the above
A Jurassic large predator about the size of the T. rex
An aquatic shark-like reptile that fed primarily on plankton
A light, Triassic carnivore about half the height of an adult
A winged reptile flying before the first dinosaurs evolved
True
False
A pelycosaur
An jenitsodon
A hadesaur
An archodontian
An enlarged scythe-like second toe 20 cm long
A neck frill like that of a frilled-neck lizard
Two crests on top of its head parallel to each other
The ability to spit poison like a spitting cobra
It ate many plums, evidenced by the high amount of plum pits in its stomach
It lived near the coastlines of an ancient ocean known as Psitta when Pangaea was still together
It was named after a famous German paleontologist known as Rudolf Psittas
Its skull looked like a parrot, especially the beak, but with no feathers
It was never a myth
Paleontologists reassured that no such fossils were ever discovered
Carl had been interviewed by online newspapers and confessed
The Mythbusters did a segment that involved research on the so-called "Compsognathus)
Mexico
Antarctica
South America
Indonesia
It was thought to have bone armor on its back, but that was actually fossilized salt deposits
It was discovered by a paleontologist named Enrique Salta
It was named after the city of Salta in Argentina
The fossils were discovered with over 400 kg of salt on them
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