Sport & Rec:
Bowling
Bowling
Literacy: REBUS PUZZLES x Persuasive Techniques
Fun Fact Friday: Space
100
What’s the maximum score you can get in 10 PIN BOWLING?
A) 300
B) 1000
C) 100
D) 30
ANSWER:
A) 300
100
Can you guess the persuasive technique the picture is representing?
ANSWER:
Alliteration!
The repetition of sounds at the beginning of words or syllables to make phrases more memorable.
100
True OR False
FACT: Australia is wider than Earth's moon.
ANSWER:
TRUE!
200
What is the Guinness world record for most strike in a minute?
A) 6
B) 8
C) 10
D) 12
ANSWER:
D) 12!
200
Can you guess the persuasive technique the picture is representing?
ANSWER:
Opinion!
Stating personal or biased views, often presented as facts to persuade.
200
True OR False
FACT: In space, muscles hypertrophy.
ANSWER:
False!
Muscles atrophy in space.
Atrophy = Deterioration of muscle mass
Hypertrophy = Enlargement of muscle mass
300
What is the TRADITIONAL and MAXIMUM length of a 10 Pin Bowling Alley?
A) 9m
B) 19m
C) 29m
D) 39m
ANSWER:
B) 19m!
This is the length of about 1.5 busses.
300
Can you guess the persuasive technique the picture is representing?
ANSWER:
Rule of three!
Grouping ideas or adjectives in threes for emphasis.
300
True OR False
FACT: One million Earths can fit inside the Sun
ANSWERS:
True!
400
How many rounds is in a game of 10 Pin Bowling?
ANSWER:
10!
400
Can you guess the persuasive technique the picture is representing?
ANSWER:
Statistics!
Using numerical evidence to support your argument and give credibility.
400
True OR False
FACT: The Universe is approx. 3 times older than the Earth.
ANSWERS:
True!
The Universe is approx. 14 billion years old.
Earth is approx. 4.5 billion years old.
14 divided by 4.5 = 3.1
500
Who were not allowed to participate in bowling until 1917?
ANSWER:
Women!
500
Can you guess the persuasive technique the picture is representing?
ANSWER:
Facts!
Using evidence or a statement of truth to support your argument and give credibility.
500
True OR False
FACT: A black hole is an inverted star.
ANSWERS:
True!
Stellar black holes form when the centre of a very massive star collapses in upon itself, after a big explosion - AKA supernova!