Don't Be Fooled Again

What happens to people's noses when they lie?

• Their noses get smaller.

• Their noses get bigger.

• Their noses get redder.

According to the researchers of the Chicago Smell and Taste Foundation, why do people scratch their noses when lying?

• Because blood goes to the nose.

• Because sweat goes to the nose.

• Because pain goes to the nose.

When lying, why do people look right at you?

• They want to appear sincere.

• They want to seem confident.

• They want to remain courageous.

Why may people not look at you when telling the truth?

• They are afraid to make eye contact.

• They do their best to memorize the truth.

• They have to recall information from memory.

Which of the following is not a sign of lying?

• A variation in the pitch of a voice.

• A change in the rate of speech.

• A stroke on the nose.

What results in a slower speech rate?

• Simple lies.

• Complex lies

• White lies.

Which of the following statements is true?

• If a speaker's pitch turns low, it is very possible the speaker is lying.

• Keep in mind that no particular behavior means a person is lying.

• Once people are fooled by lies, they will easily be fooled again.

• We are unable to tell if a person is lying by watching his eye movements.

What can be inferred from the passage?

• It is not shameful for people to tell a lie.

• Some people are naturally better at detecting lies.

• Knowing the signs of lying can help us detect lies.

• The Chicago Smell and Taste Foundation helps people stop lying.