Definitions
Rats
The Bitter and the Sweet
Show Me The Evidence
100

Fetus

A developing baby in the mother’s womb

100

What do we (humans) have in common with rats?

We are both omnivores  

100

Why do humans have Cassava all to themselves?

because animals will not touch it (poisonous)

100

Find evidence that proves that cassava is poisonous.

-  “cassava, a plant in Africa, contain the poison cyanide.”

200

 Cassava

A plant in Africa

200

 How does a rat test if something is poisonous?

They will take a small bite and see what happens.

200

What is the difference between animals and human when it comes to poisonous plants?

Humans figured out ways to still eat them by cooking it.

200

Find evidence that proves the bitter plants contain nutrients.

"It turns out that some of the bitterest plants contain valuable nutrients, even useful medicines."

300

Omnivore

 a person or animal that eats both plants and meat.

300

What is paired with sushi to make it healthier and spicier?

Wasabi

300

What did humans learn to make tea from?

The bark of a willow tree.

300

Find evidence that proves that humans figured out how to cook poisonous foods.

 “But once again, humans figured out a way to safely eat cassava, by pounding and then cooking it.”

400

Anthropologists

the person who studies human societies and cultures and their development.

400

What is paired with corn and beans to make it healthier?

Lime 

400

When did humans learn how to cook with fire?

Over 1.9 million years ago

400

Find evidence that proves that rats share a similarity with humans.

"Rats are also omnivores."

500

Sacylic Acid

A pain reliever

500

Finish the sentence- “Pastas from Italy…

kielbasa sausages from Poland, curry spices from India.”

500

Some bitter plants contain this ?

Valuable Nutrients

500

Find evidence that proves that people hold on to their national foods.

"People hold on to their national foods, even after they move to other countries."


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