Vocab
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buried

please give the meaning of this word and then make a sentence.

adj.埋葬的

v. 埋葬 -原型 bury

All past memories are buried now.

100

Why it is so hard for Philip to find the fossil field?

He has no map of the place, only photos and notes from 90 years ago. 

100

How do dinosaur skeletons help you understand why people say dinosaurs are fierce?

They have huge jaws with sharp teeth and a huge head.
100

Why does Philip decide to return to the badlands?

Brown did not have enough bones to form any complete dinosaur skeletons, so Philip figures more are still buried in the bone bed.

100

How do Rodolfo Coria and other scientists provide more evidence that Albertosaurs may have traveled in groups?

They find other spots where groups of meat-eating dinosaurs died together. 

200

fierce 

v. or adj.?

meaning?

adj.

凶猛的;暴躁的


200

How are the Albertosaurus and T. rex alike?

Both skeletons look similar, with large heads, big jaws, and sharp teeth. Also, scientists believe they were both meat-eaters.

200

How do paleontologists record their finds nowadays?

Today, paleontologists carefully record their finds with photographs, drawings, maps, and reports.

200
What are places that groups of meat-eating dinosaurs was buried?

Arizona, Montana, South Dakota, Utah, Mongolia, and Zimbabwe.

300

Parts or traces of things that lived long ago, such as bones, footprints, or the imprint of a leaf.

fossils

300

"looking for a needle in a haystack", what does this mean in this text?

It's a simile. It pictures someone is looking for a needle from a huge pile of hay. This helps us understand how Philip feels as he tries to find the right place.

300

What words and phrases help you visualize how Albertosaurus looked and acted?

adjectives such as fierce, sharp, and powerful and strong verbs like crush. 


300

Why did the author include a map and an inset map on page 46?

She wants to help readers understand where the bone bed was found in Canada and its location in relationship to the United States.

300

How to tell when we use "a" or "an" in front of a noun?

"A"-- indefinite article 

used before a noun or adjective that starts with a consonant sound.

"An" -- indefinite article 

used before a noun or an adjective that begins with a vowel sound. 

400

Things that are left over.

remains n.

400

Why does the author use short, choppy sentences on page 38?

The author may want to build suspense.

400

What are articles?

a, an, the

500

Facts or signs that show something is true.

evidence n. 

500

p38-39 Each of you gives a clue and then please give the conclusion all together. 

 

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