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Plant-Eaters vs Meat-Eaters
Sort dinosaurs into plant-eaters (herbivores) and meat-eaters (carnivores) by looking at clues like tooth shape — flat teeth for plants, sharp teeth for meat
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Question 1 of 3
You are sorting three dinosaur models into two boxes. One box is for dinosaurs that only eat plants, and the other box is for dinosaurs that only eat meat. Here are the dinosaurs: • Bella the Brachiosaur – very long neck, small head, and flat, broad teeth. • Spike the Spinosaurus – a sail on his back, a long snout, and a mix of sharp pointy teeth and a few flat teeth. • Gnasher the Gigantosaurus – huge, sharp, serrated teeth and short arms. Which dinosaur belongs in the plant‑eater box?
Question 2 of 3
Sam found three dinosaur skeletons: 1. Tricera – has flat, broad teeth and a big frill. 2. Razor – has sharp, pointy teeth and a very long neck. 3. Mixed‑mouth – has a few flat teeth at the back and sharp teeth at the front. Which dinosaur is definitely a plant‑eater (herbivore)?
Question 3 of 3
Which dinosaur would most likely have flat teeth that help it grind plants?
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