Chapter 1-3
What does Golden late afternoon light mean?
Sunset (golden hour)
What does cautiously mean?
Acting in a careful, well-considered way that avoids risk
What does Teetered mean?
Balancing unsteadily
Who were the main characters?
Annie and Jack
What does a carnivore mean?
Meat eater
What does gripped mean?
To hold on tightly
What does Mutant mean?
any living thing like a plant, animal, or bacteria that has a permanent change in its genes, making it different from others of its kind.
What does Bolted mean?
To run away slowly
What did the main characters do in this book?
They went back to the dinosaur time and met dinosaurs
What does herbivore mean?
Plant eater
What does gliding mean?
To move smoothly and effortlessly with no sudden movements
What does slung means?
to throw something carelessly or hang something loosely over a shoulder
What does peered mean?
To gaze with focused attention or squint to see clearly.
How did Jack get to the treehouse towards the end of the book.
He hopped onto the pteranodon and it took him to the treehouse.
What does Omnivore mean?
Both plant and meat eater
What does Soaring mean?
To fly high in the air or Value or price goes up
What does Glittering mean?
shining with many bright points of light or describing something very impressive, successful, and admired
What does Stampede mean?
A sudden, panicked rush of frightened animals or a mass movement of people driven by a common impulse or fear
What made Jack know that the whole experience wasn't a dream?
He had the medallion in his pocket
What is one Carnivore in the book?
T-rex
What does Sloping mean?
A surface, line, or direction that slants at an angle rather than being completely flat, horizontal, or vertical. (a hill)
What does Bellowing mean?
To make a very loud, deep, and powerful roar or a forceful shout
What does Coasted mean?
To move with no power
How many dinosaurs did Jack and Annie meet? Name them/describe them?
They met 4
-Pteranodon
-Triceratops
-Anatosaurus
-T-rex
What is one herbivore in the book?
-Triceratops
-Pteranodon
-Triceratops
-Anatosaurus