Week 7 Jurassic Park

The author of the novel we are studying is Michael ____?

• Crichton

• Chricton

• Kricton

• Chrichton

The title of the book is ____________ Park

• Jurrassic

• Jurassic

• Jurasik

• Jurrassic

Which of the following characters dies in the book?

• Ellie Salter

• Tim

• Dr Grant

• Malcolm

Hammond dies by

• Falling down an embankment

• Being eaten by the T Rex

• Compys poison him and slowly eat him

• Velociraptors strategically corner him into a holding pen and rip him to shreds

Why is the character of the velociraptor so scary?

• Because there are so many of them that are uncounted, it makes the audience feel like it is impossible to control or contain them

• Their intelligence and cold viciousness makes them a powerful villain within the novel that makes the humans feel hunted and powerless

• Their capacity to work together to hunt and their ability to problem solve makes them seem unstoppable to the audience

• All of the above

What is the "coda" or the real message of the story?

• Man cannot control nature, which is why genetic engineering could be dangerous

• Greedy people should not be given power

• Science is evil

• Old people cannot be trusted

The character of Dr Wu represents an element of scientific exploration that is dangerous because

• He did not fully investigate the dangers of adding modern DNA to dinosaur DNA - as demonstrated by including amphibian DNA that allows animals to self procreate

• He does not care what happens to the animals

• He was lazy and got other people to do all the work

• He was greedy and wanted a return on his investment

At the end of the novel...

• Every human is eventually eaten by a dinosaur

• Everybody escapes and leaves the dinosaurs to fend for themselves

• Someone sneaks onto the island and takes samples of every animal

• none of the above

A thesis is...

• what goes at the end of the essay to wrap up all of the main points

• goes at the beginning to outline what the main argument is for the essay

• happens at the start of every paragraph

• is another word for evidence

An A standard "explain" is...

• an analysis of how the Evidence proves your Topic sentence

• analyzes how the Evidence you have provided positions the audience to feel or react in relation to the Topic

• can be more than 1 sentence

• all of the above