[For Seniors] Fun and Easy! Dinosaur Multiple-Choice Quiz (3 Options)
Dinosaurs were born more than 200 million years ago and once thrived and lived on Earth.
Today, we can only see dinosaurs through fossils and other remains, but imagining that dinosaurs might have lived right where we are now stirs a sense of ancient romance, doesn’t it?
Some of you may have children who loved dinosaurs when they were young, or grandchildren who are fascinated by them.
So this time, we’re introducing a “Dinosaur Quiz for Older Adults.”
We can’t see dinosaurs today, so they don’t feel very familiar, and answering questions about them can require specialized knowledge.
That’s why this quiz features easy-to-answer multiple-choice questions with three options, designed for older adults.
Please feel free to use it for quiz activities at senior facilities and similar settings.
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[For Seniors] Fun and Easy! Dinosaur Multiple-Choice Quiz (Questions 11–20)
What creatures are said to have evolved from dinosaurs?
- bird
- turtle
- shark
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bird
They may not look much like dinosaurs, but birds are said to be their descendants. They were even featured as a theme in the movie Doraemon: Nobita’s New Dinosaur. Most dinosaurs went extinct about 66 million years ago, but the ones that survived are believed to be birds.
What is the reason dinosaurs went extinct?
- meteor impact
- Great earthquake
- I don't understand.
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I don't understand.
When people hear about the extinction of the dinosaurs, many probably think of an “asteroid impact,” but it seems that while that hypothesis is considered the most likely, the actual cause isn’t definitively known. In addition to the “asteroid impact,” there’s also the “volcanic activity” hypothesis, which is likewise regarded as a strong contender.
What is the largest pterosaur?
- Dsungaripterus
- Talasodromeus
- Quetzalcoatlus
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Quetzalcoatlus
Quetzalcoatlus is said to have had a total length of over about 10 meters. Although it was one of the largest pterosaurs, it is thought that it may not have been able to fly long distances. Its name comes from Quetzalcoatl, the serpentine deity from Aztec mythology in Mexico.
Which dinosaur fossil was the first to be discovered in Japan?
- Fukuiraptor
- Moshiryū
- Yamatosaurus
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Moshiryū
Moshiryū is a dinosaur discovered in 1978 in Moshi, Iwaizumi Town, Iwate Prefecture. It has no scientific name; “Moshiryū” is a popular name. Until the discovery of Moshiryū’s fossils, it was believed that dinosaurs did not live in Japan, and the find later became a catalyst for subsequent discoveries of dinosaur fossils in the country.
What are the plates on a Stegosaurus’s back for?
- to showcase strength
- To protect oneself from enemies
- For thermoregulation
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For thermoregulation
The plates on a Stegosaurus’s back contain many capillaries. It is thought that by exposing those plates to lots of sunlight to warm the blood, or to wind to cool it, the animal regulated its body temperature. Those plates on its back also look pretty formidable, don’t they?


