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2 Truths and a Lie

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    3 fun facts - which one is a lie?
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  • 1. An octopus has 3 hearts 2. You can't hum when holding your nose 3. The microwave was invented in Brazil
    3 - The microwave was not invented in Brazil
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  • 1. Christmas was first celebrated in China 2. Before toilet paper, American used corn husks 3. Lobsters taste with their feet
    1 - The first Christmas was not celebrated in China
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  • 1. A group of crows is called a "murder" 2. Your brain stops growing after you turn 18 3. The letter 'q' isn't in any US state's name
    2 - Your brain keeps growing after you turn 18
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  • 1. Bleach expires 2. To legally be considered a book, a book must have 3 pages 3. Most power outages are caused by squirrels
    2 - Is their a legal definition of what a book is?
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  • 1. Sunglasses were originally designed to hide judges expressions 2. There are more lawn flamingos than real flamingos 3. Sliced bread was invented before light bulbs
    3 - light bulbs were invented first!
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  • 1. A cloud can weigh more than a million pounds 2. The Queen owns all the swans in England 3. President Thomas Jefferson had a pet snake
    3 - Jefferson didn't but Teddy Roosevelt did!
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  • 1. The tallest building in the world is in New York 2. Rainbows can happen at night 3. Sumo wrestlers make babies cry for good luck
    1 - It's actually in Dubai
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  • 1. Platypuses don't have lungs 2. Australia has pink and purple lakes 3. Astronauts have to speak Russian
    1 - Platypuses are weird in lots of other ways though
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  • 1. Bubble tea was created because someone was bored during a meeting 2. Harriet Tubman had epilepsy 3. Dr Seuss didn't like eggs and ham
    3 - There is no documentation one way or the other
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  • 1 Bubble wrap was created to be wallpaper 2. There are 9.5 billion people in the world 3. A cow-bison hybrid is called a beefalo
    2 - There are actually about 7.8 billion people in the world
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