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INTRODUCTION

Work your way through each game in order to collect each number of the password. Take your time and read the passages and do your best. When you get to the end raise your hand and let me see your screen.

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MISSIONS

Pass the missions to obtainthe password numbers

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LEVEL 1

OF 5

Victoria Falls is one of the largest waterfalls in the world. It is in Africa. The waterfall spreads across two countries, Zambia and Zimbabwe. What countries are the falls found in?

Zambia and Zimbabwe

Chad and Sudan

Namibia and Botswana

LEVEL 2

OF 5

The strong flow of the Zambezi River creates the waterfall. The water rushes down over the edge of rocky cliffs. The waterfall sprays water all around. That forms large clouds of mist. The force of the water makes a loud roaring sound. What type of sound do the falls make?

Soft

Sreeching

Roaring

LEVEL 3

OF 5

Long ago, Native people saw the clouds of mist floating above the waterfall. They heard the loud sound of the water. They named the waterfall Mosi-oa-Tunya. That means “The Smoke That Thunders.” Some people today use this name for the waterfall. What is the native name for the falls?

Mosi-oa-Tunya

Niagara Falls

Tugelo Falls

LEVEL 4

OF 5

Long ago, Native people saw the clouds of mist floating above the waterfall. They heard the loud sound of the water. They named the waterfall Mosi-oa-Tunya. That means “The Smoke That Thunders.” Some people today use this name for the waterfall. What does the waterfall's name mean?

The Silent River

The Smoke That Thunders

The Crashing Waters

LEVEL 5

OF 5

The strong flow of the Zambezi River creates the waterfall. The water rushes down over the edge of rocky cliffs. The waterfall sprays water all around. That forms large clouds of mist. The force of the water makes a loud roaring sound. What does the water form in the air around the waterfall?

Rain

Slick spots

Clouds

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THE NUMBER OF THIS MISSION IS 1

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LEVEL 1

OF 5

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That blue space is water! Most of the earth is covered in water. The huge body of water that covers most of the earth is called the world ocean. What is all the blue on the map?

Air

Water

Dirt

LEVEL 2

OF 5

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Two of the main oceans are the Pacific and the Atlantic. These are the two biggest oceans. They both touch North and South America. What are the two biggest oceans?

Indian and Artic

Souther and Alantic

Alantic and Pacific

LEVEL 3

OF 5

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The third biggest ocean is the Indian Ocean. It stretches between Africa and Australia. What is the third biggest ocean?

Indian

Artic

Southern

LEVEL 4

OF 5

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The smallest ocean is the Arctic Ocean. It is by the North Pole. What is the smallest ocean?

Artic

Pacific

Alantic

LEVEL 5

OF 5

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The Southern Ocean is the last ocean. It has no real edges, so it’s hard to say how big it is. It is made up of the water near Antarctica. What ocean has no real edges?

Pacific

Southern

Indian

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THE NUMBER OF THIS MISSION IS 2

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LEVEL 1

OF 5

Canyons are deep valleys surrounded by rocky cliffs. One of the most famous canyons in the world is in the Arizona desert in the United States. It is called the Grand Canyon. What is the famous canyon in the US?

Kings Canyon

The Grand Canyon

Antelope Canyon

LEVEL 2

OF 5

The Grand Canyon stretches for 277 miles. That is a long distance! If you were in a car traveling at highway speed, it would take you about five hours to go that far. How long is the Grand Canyon?

277 Miles

230 Miles

177 Miles

LEVEL 3

OF 5

The cliffs of the Grand Canyon are made of brown, red, and yellow rocks and sand. It is one mile from the top of the cliffs to the floor of the canyon. The Colorado River flows along the canyon floor. How far is it from the top to the bottom of the Grand Canyon?

1.5 Miles

1 Mile

1/2 Mile

LEVEL 4

OF 5

Strong winds blew on the cliffs. Rain and river water wore down the rocks. Together, the wind and water created the canyon we see today. What created the Grand Canyon?

Wind and Water

Wind and Fire

Water and Ice

LEVEL 5

OF 5

The change is very slow, but it never stops. A million years from now, the Grand Canyon will look very different. Is the change to the Grand Canyon fast or slow?

Slow

Fast

It's not changing

CONGRATULATIONS!

THE NUMBER OF THIS MISSION IS 3

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LEVEL 1

OF 3

Tropical rain forests are in danger. For years, people have been cutting down trees to make room for farms and roads. Why are rainforest in danager?

Fires burning them

Cutting down trees

Animals disappearing

LEVEL 2

OF 3

“When rain forests are cut down, animals lose their homes,” says Kerry Zobor. She works at the World Wildlife Fund. “More carbon dioxide fills the air. Scientists think that makes Earth get warmer. If it gets too hot, it could cause many animals to go extinct.” What could happen if it gets to hot?

Animals go extinct

Sea levels rise

People use more A/C

LEVEL 3

OF 3

The World Wildlife Fund is a group working to protect animals and habitats. A habitat is a place in nature where an animal or a plant lives. “We are working every day to help save rain forests around the world,” says Zobor. What is a habitat?

Where animals and plants live.

Where people live

Where the forest meets the ocean

CONGRATULATIONS!

THE NUMBER OF THIS MISSION IS 4

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