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WORD MATCHES FOR DINO DOG EPISODES 1, 2 and 3
Word Match for Episode 1 at Dinosaur Provincial Park
Read Dino Dog Episode 1 and match the words with their meanings.
| 1. Safari |
a. A low area saturated with water |
| 2. Dinosaur |
b. A meat eating dinosaur |
| 3. Oath |
c. A remnant of a form of life from a past time embedded and preserved in the earth |
| 4. Fossil |
d. Mean, savage, fierce |
| 5. Albertosaurus |
e. An overland trip |
| 6. Swamp |
f. An area governed as a unit, similar to a state in the United States of America |
| 7. Ferocious |
g. Extinct, often gigantic reptiles |
| 8. Province |
h. A serious, formal promise |
Check your answers here.
Word Match for Episode 2 at Dinosaur Provincial Park
Read Dino Dog Episode 2 and match the words with their meanings.
| 1. Badlands |
a. A plant eating dinosaur with a horn on its nose and about the size of a rhinoceros. |
| 2. Hoodoo |
b. To move a little bit at a time. |
| 3. Weird |
c. The expanse of land that can be seen in one glance. |
| 4. Sculpted |
d. Slick, sticky, slippery wet dirt. |
| 5. Jelly mud |
e. An odd-shaped column of rock eroded by wind, rain and other weathering. |
| 6. Centrosaurus |
f. Carved, shaped. |
| 7. Landscape |
g. Very unusual, strange. |
| 8. Inch |
h. Barren land where natural forces have eroded soft rock into peaks, ridges and mesas. |
Check your answers here.
Word Match for Episode 3 at Dinosaur Provincial Park
Read Dino Dog Episode 3 and match the words with their meanings.
| 1. Duck-bill dinosaur |
a. The way a hunting dog stands, with one foreleg bent and the tail straight, to show something it has found. |
| 2. Fossil |
b. To breathe rapidly in short puffs. |
| 3. One Paw (Finger) Rule |
c. Something found. |
| 4. Pant |
d. A front leg of a four-legged animal, such as Sonha (SEWN-ya). |
| 5. Foreleg |
e. A large, extinct reptile with a mouth shaped like a duck beak. |
| 6. Point |
f. A remnant of a form of life from a past time embedded and preserved in the earth. |
| 7. Victory |
g. Success after difficulties or obstacles. |
| 8. Discovery |
h. To use only one paw (finger) when touching a fossil or other natural resource. |
Check your answers here.
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