Understanding Carson's Game: Two Truths and a Lie

Carson from Guys with Games introduces the game 'Two Truths and a Lie,' suitable for various age levels. The game involves students creating three sentences about themselves, with two truths and one lie. Carson emphasizes the importance of knowing students to tailor teaching. The video provides detailed instructions on playing the game, including classroom implementation and interaction strategies. Carson also models the game with advanced sentences for viewers to guess the lie.

What is the name of the game introduced by Carson?

• Two Lies and a Truth

• Two Truths and a Lie

• Truth and Consequences

• Truth or Dare

According to Carson, what remains the same in the game despite the age group?

• The rules

• The concept

• The difficulty

• The content

Why does Carson believe knowing personal details about students is important?

• To discipline students better

• To make friends with students

• To give more homework

• To tailor instruction personally

What example does Carson use to explain responsibilities?

• Feeding a dog

• Cleaning a room

• Walking a dog

• Feeding a cat

What are students asked to write about themselves in the game?

• Two truths and one lie

• Two lies and one truth

• Three truths

• Three lies

What is the objective of the game 'Two Truths and a Lie'?

• To guess the truth

• To guess the lie

• To create complex sentences

• To write a story

Which of the following is NOT one of Carson's example sentences?

• My teaching certification is for the secondary education level

• I have a pet cat

• I am allergic to bee stings

• I can design and build my own wristwatches

How does Carson suggest determining the next student to play?

• By drawing straws

• By rolling a dice

• By alphabetical order

• By teacher's choice

What does Carson do if a student makes a grammatical error?

• Ignores it

• Asks another student to correct it

• Marks it wrong

• Corrects it and has them repeat

What is the reward for guessing the correct lie in the game?

• A star

• Extra credit

• A candy

• A sticker