Question 3: A plesiosaur (pronounced /ˈpliːsiəˌsɔər/; Greek: plēsios/πλησιος 'near' or 'close to' and sauros/σαυρος 'lizard') was a type of ________ aquatic (mostly marine) reptile.
Question 4: The first plesiosaur skeletons were found in England by ________, in the early 1800s, and were amongst the first fossil vertebrates to be described by science.
Question 5: Specimens are on display in museums in the UK, including New Walk Museum, Leicester, The Yorkshire Museum, The Sedgwick Museum in Cambridge, ________, Warwick Museum, Bristol Museum and the Dorset Museum.
Question 6: It is likely that they cruised slowly below the surface of the water, using their long flexible neck to move their head into position to snap up unwary fish or ________.