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100

There are less cars in _________ areas. 

rural  - sink - machine - need 

rural

100

What do people use every day? 

class - snow - water - fireworks

water

100

What is the PlayPump like? 

a merry-go-round  / a bookstore / a weather reporter

a merry-go-round

100

The bicycle is an old ___________. 

source - require - invention - this 

invention

200

You need to exercise and eat well to stay ____________. 

require - healthy - entire - shower 

healthy 

200
What can swimming pools help people do? 

cool off - take showers - fall asleep - fix things 

cool off 

200

What makes the PlayPump fun for kids? 

whirling in a circle / seeing new animals / watching the amazing tank 

whirling in a circle

200

The _________ of rain is the clouds. 

require - source - invention - this 

source 

300

The computer games __________ great skill. 

source - require - invention - this 

require

300

Why do all people need water? 

for resting - to survive - to go 

to survive

300

What does the PlayPump do? 

pumps water / makes music / teaches math / make light 

pumps water

300

Which is NOT an invention? 

phone - winds - cars - computers

winds

400

Can you take __________ cake to our neighbor? 

source - require - invention - this 

this 

400

What can new inventions bring to people? 

change - outside - color - to find 

change

400

Where are PlayPumps often set up?

on hills / in stores / in forests / near schools

near schools

400

Say a sentence about an invention you think is great. 

Example: 

I think the stove is a great invention. 

...

500

Where can you find a faucet? 

underground - in a radio - in the kitchen 

in the kitchen

500

What is the PlayPump bring to people in rural communities? 

friends - paper - water - sunshine

water 

500

Where are the PlayPumps located? 

in New York / in Africa / in Asia / in Australia

in Africa

500

The people ran ________ to their seats? 

quickest - quickly - quicker 

quickly

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