Mission: ESCAPE

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A website ending in “.gov” provides statistics about climate change.

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Imagine you’re a climate detective—what’s one fun “weather fact” you’d share after cracking this case?

Write it in your book.

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A blog post by an unknown author claims that eating only bananas cures all diseases.

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Pretend you’re a “banana detective” on a mission to debunk myths—what tip would you give to someone tempted by this claim?

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A social media post claims a famous celebrity has been kidnapped, but no links to reliable news sources are provided.

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Imagine you’re a celebrity news reporter—create a catchy headline that would correctly inform the public!

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A science article from National Geographic explains the water cycle and includes cited sources.

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Pretend you’re a “weather wizard”—if you were to design a doodle of the water cycle, what fun title would you give it?

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A YouTube video claims that drinking lemon water will make you lose 10kg in a week, yet it offers no scientific proof.

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Imagine you’re a fitness guru —what’s one healthy habit you’d suggest instead?

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A Wikipedia page about the solar system includes citations from NASA.

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Picture yourself as an astronaut—what surprising fact about space would you add to your analysis?

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A sponsored advertisement claims that a new energy drink boosts brain function by 200%.

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Imagine hosting a game show about truth detection—how would you humorously “call out” this over-the-top promise?

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An email tells you that you’ve won a free iPhone, but you must first enter your credit card details.

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Pretend you’re a secret agent on a mission to expose scams—what tip would you shout out to keep friends safe online?

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A textbook published by Oxford University Press explains the causes of World War II with detailed evidence.

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Imagine you’re a history detective—share one intriguing WWII fact that you’d reveal during your investigation.

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A friend claims that dinosaurs still exist, but offers no evidence to back up this idea.

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Pretend you’re a paleontologist—draw or describe your favorite dinosaur as part of your fun critique!