JumpStart Adventures 3rd Grade: Mystery Mountain is a computer game created by Knowledge Adventure.

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JumpStart 3rd Grade - Intro 1-0. JumpStart 3rd Grade - Intro 2-0. The players signs in at the third grade school, and then appears inside a classroom. The TransQuizzer is on a desk. After the player clicks on it, Botley crash-lands through the window, and tells the player about Polly's schemes. He takes the player to Mystery Mountain. JumpStart Adventures Jump Start 3rd Grade - Win31-Mac (Eng) Item Preview. Download 1 file. Download 1 file. TORRENT download. Download 8 Files download 7 Original. CD-ROM Software Library. CD-ROM Software Collection. Sign-In Bot:Well, hello! We've been waiting for you. We've got a busy day ahead. If your new to this school, please use the keyboard to enter your name. If you're already enrolled, select a name by clicking on it. If you don't see your name, use the arrows to scroll up or down the list. When you're finished, click on the Enter Button. If you see your name on the list and want.

Sign-In Bot: Well! Hello! We've been waiting for you. Please Sign In. We've got a busy day ahead. If your new to this school, please use the keyboard to enter your name. If you're already enrolled, select a name by clicking on it. If you don't see your name, use the arrows to scroll up or down the list. When you're finished, click on the Enter Button. If you see your name on the list and want to continue your game, please click on it. If you do not see your name, or you want to start another game, please enter a name using your keyboard. Please enter, and have a seat. Sit up straight, No slouching at this classroom. Is that gun in your mouth? Sorry! My mistake.

Polly: Oh, Snotley, you're back! I've been looking for you.

Botley: My name is Botley.

Polly: I can see you've brought help, and you've got the TransQuizzer!

Botley: (aside, to the player) She knows we need it to save the world.

Polly: Didn't my father teach you it's rude to tell secrets, Rotley? Well, I suppose he's told you his side of everything, but what does he know? Today when I was at school, the teacher handed us a surprise quiz. I already knew all the answers, and she knew I knew them. So just to have some fun, I made up my own answers to that dumb old quiz. But instead of laughing like she was supposed to, she gave me a big, fat zero! I felt faint and short of breath! No one's ever given me a zero before!

Botley: Well, that's not quite true, Polly. I remember just two weeks ago...

Polly: Be quiet, Plotley, this is my story! Anyway, after getting my first zero ever, I got the most brillant idea! Instead of settling for a bad grade, I changed history to match my answers.

Botley: So you sent 25 of your father's robots back in time to change history?! How could you do that, Polly?!

Polly: Oh, that was the easy part, since Daddy just invented that 'Handy Dandy Time Machine' upstairs. Everyone should have one. I just marched those robots into the machine, pushed a few buttons, and voila! Unfortunately, there's still one more question, the extra credit question, and it's super hard! That's why I've been looking for you, Notley.

Botley: That's Botley! And I want nothin' to do with your plan, Polly, just bring those robots back! Don't you see? You could destroy us all!

Polly: (mockingly) You could destroy us all! (normal) P-lease, Spotley, if you're so scared, why don't you just bring them back yourself? You've got my TransQuizzer; now all you need are the questions on my history quiz. To make it so easy even you can figure it out, I'll leave the disc with the first part of the test on the first floor. That's 5 questions total. Just plug that disc into the TransQuizzer, then figuring out where I sent the robots should be simple. But I'm warning you: if I don't get 'em all back soon, I'm sending you off to do the extra-credit question. Oh, and by the way, you have to get in the house first, and I changed the locks. Good luck!

Botley: (to the player) Oh, that's just great... how are we gonna get into the mountain?

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Botley: Polly, you know I've been programmed to clean up your messes, and that includes bringing back my robot pals. I know you won't tell me where they are, but how about a little hint?

Polly: Well, it just so happens, Sutley, that I realized long ago that you try to mess up your work. So I covered my tracks by hiding clues all over the mountain. Four clues total. You and your friend will have to find and collect them all. And even if you can find them all, which I highly doubt you can, you will still have to go to daddy's time machine and figure out where I sent the robot, if you expect to beat me. Oh, by the way, you know how daddy feels about amateurs going into the time machine room. It's a very sensitive piece of equipment, you know, so before a hunk of rusty bolts like you can get inside, you'll have to earn a bunch of invention points. A thousand of them should just about do it for starters.

Botley: Well, Polly, okay. It looks like we have no choice to play by your rules as unfair as they are. Just tell us what we need to find for this mission.

Botley: Finding the clues should be a little less hopeless with my powerful sensoring device. Professor Spark cooked me up this way so I could better keep an eye on Polly. I can monitor every nook and cranny of the mountain.

Botley: My sensors indicate that Polly hasn't left any Mission Clues on this floor. I suggest we go check out another floor.

Botley: Oh, I'm sorry, but I'm not getting any clue leadings here. Let's check out another floor!

Botley: Nuts! No Mission Clues here! Let's try another floor.

Botley: Hey, Bothoven!

Bothoven: Huh? Hello? Who's there? Oh, Botley, it's just you. You should have called my name instead of just scuffling around out there.

Botley: Uh, right. Listen, Polly's up to no good again and we're having trouble with this lock. Can you help us?

Bothoven: Huh? Speak up! Don't mumble.

Botley: CAN - YOU - HELP - US?!

Botley: Don't forget! You said you give us some hints once we get inside the biosphere.

Polly: Didn't I say I would? Now get out of here before I change my mind!

Botley: 'Moment of truth' time. Click on the 'launch' button if you want to launch an Explorer.

Polly: There's a time limit on this question. You have one hundred million years starting...now!

Monty Monitor: Welcome to a special edition of Pollywood Squares! What's so special about it? Well, in addition to sending you back in time to rescue Flip, the high-diving robot, we're also giving away a new car! Just kidding.

Botley: Ran out of time! Click on the microscope to try again.

Polly: I know savage beasts. But I am a savage critic. So if you want some more Invention Points, you'll have to play this piece of music.

Botley: Think of each one of those glowing buttons as representing, a poor lost and scared robot. We can't go back to an old mission when there's so much mistake!

Ms. Winkle: What was the first breakfast cereal made from?

Polly: The first cold cereal, Miss Winkle, was made with ice cream to keep it cold. For flavor, they added cold water salmon. On top of that, they added the pièce de résistance; frozen worms! The worms gave the salmon something to eat. Mmm, mmm, mmm!

Ms. Winkle: That's exactly right, Polly! Oh, I still remember that original breakfast cereal; salmon and frozen worms. Hmm, some things you just never outgrow. I must confess, though, that my very favorite cereal is crunched octopus oats with jellyfish bits. Mmm, makes me hungry just thinking about it!

Botley: GROSS! Look what Polly's cooked up now! If we