Arthur Grant's encounter with Nessie occurred on January 5, 1934. - True, Arthur Grant was driving a car when he saw the creature. - False: Arthur Grant was on his motorbike, not driving a car., The sighting took place in the early morning hours. - True, The night sky was completely dark, with no moon visible. - False: The night sky was "lighted by an eerie, full moon.", Arthur Grant used a flashlight to help him see the creature. - False: He used the bike's headlights, not a flashlight., The creature was about 10 meters away when Grant first saw it. - False: It was "From a distance of about 35 meters," not 10 meters., The creature had a very large head and a short neck. - False: The creature seemed to have a "rather small head on top its very long neck," not a large head and short neck., Grant's motorbike remained upright after he gripped the brakes. - False: The motorbike "swerve and crash onto the road.", The creature slowly walked into Loch Ness. - False: The creature "plunged into Loch Ness in one big splash," not slowly walked., Arthur Grant believed the creature was a known species of animal. - False: He concluded it "couldn't have been a deer or any other animal he knew.", Arthur Grant immediately called the police after his encounter. - Not Mentioned, Arthur Grant's mother suggested he might have seen a large fish. - False: His mother said he may have seen a "giant lizard or something," not a large fish., Arthur Grant began drawing sketches of Nessie weeks later. - False: He made sketches "During the next few days," not weeks later., The creature made a loud roaring sound before entering the lake. - Not Mentioned, Arthur Grant always wanted to remember the creature he saw. - True,

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