98 Jurassic Park (1993) Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer: Robert Muldoon

Robert Muldoon is Jurassic Park's game warden. He witnessed the death of a gatekeeper by a velociraptor, so he feels that all of the velociraptors should be destroyed. In the end, he gets attacked by one, which he calls a "clever girl", while another one watches him die.

Answer: Richard Attenborough

John Hammond is the creator of Jurassic Park. He thinks that the park should be open to all people whilst Donald Gennaro thinks that only the rich people should see the dinosaurs.

Answer: Use co-ordinated attack patterns

This conversation occurs when they are digging for fossils in a seemingly remote desert place and a little boy (whose name isn't mentioned) remarks that the Velociraptor looks like a "six-foot turkey". Alan Grant then explains how these dinosaurs attack their prey, thereby frightening the boy.

Answer: Paleobotany

It is stated by Dr. Grant, played by Sam Neil, when he first meets John Hammond, that Ellie is their paleo-botanist. Ellie is Dr. Grant's partner (both professionally and personally). She is a main character throughout the movie and travels to Hammond's island along with Grant, Gennaro (the lawyer), and Malcolm (the chaotician), as he calls himself.

Answer: turkey

After Grant explains the similarities between dinosaurs and birds the kid says "That doesn't look very scary to me. More like a six-foot turkey."

Answer: Isla Nublar

This island is where Jurassic Park is located. All of the action takes place there too.

Answer: Michael Crichton

Crichton wrote "Jurassic Park", in addition to many other famous books, including "The Lost World", "Congo", "Sphere", "Airframe", "The Great Train Robbery", and "Rising Sun".

Answer: discovery

Dr. Ian Malcolm said this quote to Hammond when Hammond says, 'How can you stand in the light of discovery?'

Answer: Velociraptor

Although the velociraptor only appears for seconds on camera, she is still the very first one we are introduced to in the movie.

Answer: Green Jell-O/ Jelly

Lex and Tim are really hungry when they enter the dining room. If only the two raptors weren't in there, they might have enjoyed their dinner! The children were in Jurassic Park because Hammond, their grandfather, wanted to see what children thought of the dinosaurs. Jell-O (US), Jelly (UK).

Answer: Sheer act of will

John Hammond and Ellie are talking about Jurassic Park and John's dream of it. This is when he starts planning for 'next time', making plans to ensure he has control. Ellie, however, disagrees strongly and is only thinking about the other people in danger stuck in the park.

Answer: Tim and Lex

In the scene where everyone is picking a truck to sit in for the tour, Hammond says to his granddaughter, "Lex, you're alright in there" (meaning in the Ford Explorer she's in), and when Tim first meets Dr. Grant, Grant says, "Listen...." and Timmy replies, "Tim". Tim loves everything about dinosaurs and practically knows everything about dinosaurs which is why he loves Dr. Grant so much and wants to sit with him for the tour. Lex thinks that Dr.Grant is cute, which is why she wants to sit with him during the tour.

Answer: Does not shut the door

Dodgeson is wearing a very comical outfit to try and blend in. Obviously nervous, he exits the cab and leaves the back door wide open. After walking away from the open door, the cabbie makes a very inappropriate gesture towards Dodgeson.

Answer: 5 minutes

When they are importing one of the dinosaurs, which I think is a Velociraptor, one of the workers falls and is dragged into its cage.

Answer: Velociraptor

In the opening scene, a park worker is attacked and killed by a velociraptor. Despite their best efforts, the other workers could not save him from the beast.
"Shoot her! Shoot her! Shoot her!" -Robert Muldoon

Answer: six inch

Dr. Grant said this to the little boy who said that the raptor looked like a, 'six foot turkey.'

Answer: A cow

The velociraptors were fed regularly in their enclosure to avoid fighting amongst themselves.

Answer: Steven Spielberg

Steven Spielberg directed "Jurassic Park" and "Jurassic Park 2: The Lost World". Joe Johnston directed "Jurassic Park 3". Spielberg also directed films like "Jaws", "Saving Private Ryan", "Indiana Jones" films, etc.

Answer: Richard Kiley

Richard Kiley is a famous documentary narrator and provided the voice-over for the automated car tour. This is the first trial run tour Jurassic Park has had with 'outside' guests and it doesn't go well for them. Although the guests are eager to see the dinosaurs, the dinosaurs seem to not want to be seen by the guests, much to everyone's disappointment.

Answer: King Kong

Steven Spielberg and the creators of the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park got their inspiration from the movie "King Kong" and therefore decided to put that line in the movie. Malcolm says this to everyone in the car, and since he is kind of annoying, nobody really responds or pays attention to him.

Answer: The birth of every dinosaur on the island

During the baby-raptor hatching scene Hammond exclaims, "I've been present for the birth of every creature on this island." Of course un-known to Hammond the dinosaurs are breeding in the wild.

Answer: A can of shaving cream

Dennis is able to store these items in a contraption that was built into the shaving cream to hide them. Unfortunately for him, a Dilophosaurus blinds and paralyzes Dennis before he is killed. In the book he can feel his own guts spilling out. It is also surprising to see that Dennis had no clue as to what dinosaur was attacking him.

Answer: Paleobotanist

As a paleobotanist, she was an expert in prehistoric plant life. She seemed to know her stuff about dinosaurs, too.
"I'd love to have the opinion of a paleobotanist, as well." -Mr. Hammond

Answer: Dr. Grant

This was said at the end of the movie to John Hammond.

Answer: Chilean sea bass

It was served shortly after visiting the velociraptors' enclosure, but no one appeared interested in their meal.