Believe It or Not?

Fractals are ________.

• Puzzling situations

• Repeated shapes

• Things meant to mislead

• Rulers in ancient Egypt

What is the author's purpose for writing this book?

• to provide readers with facts about the Bigfoot legend

• to help readers understand why the Bermuda Triangle is dangerous

• to give readers information about four unsolved mysteries

• to convince readers that the legend of King Tut is untrue

Why did some reporters invent facts in the early 1900s?

• They wanted to make their stories more exciting.

• They wanted readers to have the wrong information.

• They wanted readers to stay away from ancient tombs.

• They didn't really know the true facts.

Some people think that crop circles are formed by ________.

• cryptozoologists

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• an ancient curse

• whirlwinds

Which fact from the book supports scientists' theory that Bigfoot doesn't exist?

• There are no pictures of the creature.

• there are no actual reports from people who saw these animals.

• There have never been any skeletons or fossil remains found.

• There have never been any footprints found.

What is a pharaoh?

• a ruler

• a riddle

• a trick

• a design

In what year did three men from Washington Pretend to see Bigfoot?

• 1977

• 1966

• 1924

• 1978

What event supports the idea that the Bermuda Triangle is dangerous?

• Ships sail the Bermuda Triangle without losing power.

• Lost vessels showed up later.

• Five Avenger bombers from World War ll disappeared there.

• The Good News escaped the Bermuda Triangle.

Why did some crew on the "Ellen Austin" disappear?

• They boarded a ghost ship.

• They were engulfed in a large wave.

• They crashed into a cargo barge.

• They lost control of the ship.

Which of the following is a similarity shared by Bigfoot and the curse of the mummy?

• They are explained by weather.

• They remain unexplained.

• They are explained by aliens.

• They are in the Bermuda Triangle.