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Comprehension-The Albertosaurus Mystery
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Who is the narrator of this article?
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Philip Currie
Barnum Brown
From the article, what can you tell about Philip Currie?
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He is foolish.
He is awkward.
He is unfriendly.
He is determined.
How does the reader know that dinosaurs lived long ago?
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Few dinosaurs are still alive.
Some dinosaurs have feathers.
Many dinosaurs ate other animals.
Only dinosaur fossils are left today.
What can the reader conclude about dinosaurs from the article?
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All dinosaurs ate plants.
Few dinosaurs had teeth.
Most dinosaurs are dead.
Some dinosaurs ate meat.
Why were Brown's Albertosaurus bones in the basement for so many years?
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Currie wanted to keep them a secret.
People did not realize how special they were.
They were too big and heavy to show in the museum.
Fossil hunters had a hard time putting the pieces together.
In 1976, who thought albertosaurs may have hunted in packs?
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the author
Philip Currie
Barnum Brown
most paleontologists
Philip and his team worked for months to dig out each fossil. What can you conclude about the team from the sentence above?
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The team had to be careful.
The team was not very experienced.
The team was unhappy with all the work.
The team was hoping to find a live dinosaur.
Philip had seen the remains of Brown's campsite earlier in the day. He knew the bones must be close. Who knew the bones must be close?
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the author
the reader
Philip Currie
Barnum Brown
Why was Philip Currie's search a success?
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he found 22 albertosaurs
he found 70 dinosaur teeth
he found the first dinosaur eggs
he found the first meat-eating dinosaurs
Based on the article, what can you tell the author believes about the study of fossils?
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It is easy.
It is exciting.
It is impossible.
It is old-fashioned.
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