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question: "During which period of the Mesozoic Era did the Tyrannosaurus rex live?",
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answers: {
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a: "Cretaceous"
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b: "Jurassic"
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c: "Triassic"
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a: "Cretaceous",
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b: "Jurassic",
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c: "Triassic",
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d: "None of the Above"
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},
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correctAnswer: "a"
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},
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question: "More than a hundred years ago, a paleontologist from the American Museum of Natural History discovered the first fossils of <em>Tyrannosaurus rex<em>. Who found the fossils and where?",
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answers: {
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a: "Luke McMurtrie in Richmond, Virginia"
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b: "Barnum Brown in Hell Creek, Montana, U.S.A."
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c: "Dr. Ian Malcolm along the coast of the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica"
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a: "Luke McMurtrie in Richmond, Virginia",
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b: "Barnum Brown in Hell Creek, Montana, U.S.A.",
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c: "Dr. Ian Malcolm along the coast of the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica",
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d: "Dr. John Hammond in the Gobi Desert, Northern China"
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},
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correctAnswer: "b"
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question: "T.Rex grew much bigger and much faster than humans. How many pounds (kilograms) do scientists maintain they gained per DAY?",
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answers: {
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a: "1 pound (0.5 kilograms)"
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b: "4.6 pounds (2.1 kilograms"
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c: "2 pounds (1 kilogram)"
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a: "1 pound (0.5 kilograms)",
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b: "4.6 pounds (2.1 kilograms",
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c: "2 pounds (1 kilogram)",
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d: "13 pounds (5.9 kilograms)"
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},
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correctAnswer: "b"
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question: "What color do paleontologists, scientists and scholars believe the Tyrannosaurus rex was?",
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answers: {
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a: "We don't know"
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b: "Greyish-Blue"
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c: "Blood-Red"
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a: "We don't know",
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b: "Greyish-Blue",
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c: "Blood-Red",
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d: "Brown"
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},
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correctAnswer: "a"
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question: "At a goliath 40 feet long and 13 feet tall at the hip, Sue, the largest Tyrannosaurus rex specimen ever discovered, is currently on display at which museum?",
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