🧠 Jurassic Park Quiz

The film's Dilophosaurus was given a fictional neck frill and venom-spitting ability, neither of which is supported by fossils.

Goldblum's Ian Malcolm uses chaos theory to warn that the park's creations will escape control, and his all-black outfit became part of the character's look.

The film's mosquito trapped in amber became one of the most recognisable images of the franchise, appearing on the cane-top of John Hammond.

The film's raptors were scaled up well beyond real Velociraptors, but their famous sickle-shaped toe claw is based on the real animal.

The Lost World takes its title from Michael Crichton's own sequel novel, and the film follows a team to Isla Sorna.

John Williams's sweeping Jurassic Park theme has become one of the most recognisable pieces of film music and is reused in later films of the franchise.

Ray Arnold chain-smokes his way through the park's crisis, and his 'Hold on to your butts' line became one of the film's most quoted moments.

Industrial Light & Magic's computer-generated dinosaurs in Jurassic Park were a landmark moment for visual effects in cinema.

Jurassic Park III was directed by Joe Johnston, with Spielberg stepping back to an executive producer role.

Fallen Kingdom sees the dinosaurs rescued from Isla Nublar as a volcano erupts, then taken to an auction at a mansion.