5 Questions
What is the bad news that Nan shares with the narrator?
They will not be able to keep the T.rex bone due to a state law.
What is the main reason the narrator and Max cannot keep the T.rex bone?
The bone belongs to the state park.
Why is the narrator disappointed about not being able to keep the T.rex bone?
They were excited to have a T.rex bone as a keepsake.
What does Nan suggest as a positive outcome related to the T.rex bones?
The narrator and Max can name the T.rex.
Why does Nan mention that Mr. Fitch and his helpers will keep the T.rex bone?
To reassure the narrator of proper care for the bone.
Study Notes
The T-Rex Bone Discovery
- Nan speaks with Ron Fitch, the bone man, about the bone found by the narrator and Max.
- The bone is confirmed to be a T-Rex bone through tests.
Ownership and Legal Issues
- The narrator and Max are not allowed to keep the T-Rex bone because it was found in a state park.
- A state law prohibits individuals from digging up bones in state parks and keeping them for themselves.
Collaboration and Naming
- The state, with Mr. Fitch and his helpers, will take possession of the bone and excavate the rest of the bones.
- The narrator and Max are invited to visit the excavation site and participate in naming the discovered T-Rex.
Test your memory and comprehension skills by recalling the details from the story 'Two Good Things and One Bad Thing' about Nan, Ron Fitch, and the T.rex bone discovery. Discover which news was considered bad among the three pieces of information shared.
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