Q 01/05

Which dinosaurs spit venom at their prey in Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, just as they do in the first film?

A) Ceratosaurus

B) Dilophosaurus

C) Allosaurus

D) Carcharodontosaurus

Answer · why

B) Dilophosaurus

Dilophosaurus spits venom here because the developers followed the films; they later found there is no evidence the real animal could do it.

Q 02/05

Which dinosaurs in Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis were given an animation of climbing fences to escape?

A) Velociraptor

B) Ceratosaurus

C) Homalocephale

D) Ouranosaurus

Answer · why

A) Velociraptor

Velociraptor packs scale the fences, and the developers kept them human-sized as in the films; they are also the only small carnivores rated five star...

Q 03/05

Which live animals are fed to carnivores at the feeding stations of Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis?

A) Pigs and sheep

B) Chickens and rabbits

C) Cows and goats

D) Deer and boar

Answer · why

C) Cows and goats

Cows and goats keep carnivores fed but not content: the game gives them an innate desire to hunt other dinosaurs, so livestock alone is never enough.

Q 04/05

Besides fossils, what can dig teams unearth that yields dinosaur DNA in Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis?

A) Opal

B) Gold

C) Silver

D) Amber

Answer · why

D) Amber

Amber and fossils are the only DNA sources, and better specimens yield more; the silver, gold and opal that teams sometimes dig up can only be sold.

Q 05/05

Whose film scores was the composer of Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis told to make the game's music resemble?

A) Hans Zimmer

B) James Horner

C) John Williams

D) Jerry Goldsmith

Answer · why

C) John Williams

John Williams scored the first two films, and two of his own tracks play in the game beside ten new ones written in his style.