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8. Which hack from the text would you say is most dangerous, and why?
Egg spoon hack, because eggs break
Microwaving metal, because it can cause fire
Toothpaste hack, because it tastes bad
Rice hack, because it wastes food
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12. Why is lemon juice especially harmful for teeth compared to baking soda?
Because it cools your gums
Because it polishes teeth like glass
Because it is acidic and erodes enamel
Because it makes your mouth sweet
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19. What do these hacks tell us about critical thinking in the digital age?
We need to question what we see before trying it
Popularity means safety
We should trust anything viral
Science is boring
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10. If you invented a new “lie hack” for fun, which idea fits the style?
Charge your phone faster by putting it in the fridge
Clean teeth with chocolate syrup
Peel eggs with your feet
Get rid of pimples with pizza
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14. Imagine you had to teach kids about online hacks. What’s the smartest advice?
Always check if experts recommend it first
Watch but never think
Try every hack once
Believe anything with cool music
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11. What’s the main lesson from these failed hacks?
Rice is useless in cooking
Not everything online is trustworthy
Beauty hacks always fail
Microwaves are always bad
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If you were designing a safer phone-drying hack, what would you do differently?
Tell people to use toothpaste
Spray the phone with lemon juice
Suggest using silica gel packets instead
Put the phone in the freezer
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4. If a teen follows the toothpaste pimple hack, what is the biggest risk?
Skin irritation and redness
Their teeth get cleaner
The pimple disappears immediatelyThey save money on face cre
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5. Why do people keep trying the baking soda + lemon hack despite the risks?
Because lemons are sweet
Because it looks cheap and natural online
Because it is approved by TikTok
Because dentists recommend it
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20. If you could redesign the lesson’s final task, what would be most effective?
Make them memorize all hacks
Ask students to create their own safe “myth-busting” video
Show them ads instead
Tell them to try every hack at home
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17. If you wanted to design a science project from these hacks, which one would be best?
Try toothpaste on classmates’ skin
Put metal in the microwave repeatedly
Dry phones with pasta
Test the lemon + baking soda on eggshells as a model for tee
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13. Which hack from the text would you still consider trying, and why?
Toothpaste hack, because it smells fresh
Lemon hack, because it’s cheap
Egg peeling with a spoon, because it’s not dangerous
Rice hack, because it’s tasty
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9. Why do you think influencers post hacks they know don’t work?
To save the world
To sell microwaves
Because they’re scientists
To get more clicks, likes, and views
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