1. How does the grandmother whose sleeping grandchild is bitten describe the lizard she sees?
(a) Brown with green stripes.
(b) Brown with red dots.
(c) Green with red dots.
(d) Green with brown stripes.

2. What is delivered to Grant and Sattler at their dig site from InGen?
(a) InGen's financial statements.
(b) Architectural plans.
(c) Photos of the island.
(d) Their travel documents.

3. What does Tina do when she notices the lizard on the Costa Rican beach?
(a) Tina calls to the lizard.
(b) Tina yells for help.
(c) Tina finds her parents.
(d) Tina begins to draw the lizard.

4. How does the research doctor explain the symptoms that Tina experienced after being bitten by the lizard?
(a) As an allergic reaction.
(b) As a tropical disease.
(c) As sunstroke.
(d) As a poisonous bite.

5. Where is the dig site located that Grant and Sattler are currently working?
(a) Utah.
(b) Arizona.
(c) Montana.
(d) Nevada.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the researcher that Tina's doctor refers the family to in order to determine what kind of animal attacked their daughter on the Costa Rican beach?

2. Where does the gruesome attack by lizards on a newborn baby take place?

3. What is the Cowan, Swain, and Ross attorney's mission when he accompanies Grant to the Costa Rican island?

4. How does the researcher obtain the carcass of the lizard on the beach where Tina was attacked?

5. What is the name of the Environmental Protection Agency agent that visits Grant at his dig site?

(see the answer key)

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