Gamifying Learning PD

Who tried to poison the celebrity?

• The first lady

• The second lady

• The celebrity herself

• The restaurant chef

How did the officer know who to arrest?

• By their height

• By their facial expressions

• By their dominant hand

• By their clothing

Which of these plates is poisoned?

• The cake

• The meat

• The french fries

• None of the above

Who is the fugitive?

• The man in the suit

• The man in the red shirt

• The woman with the hat

• The woman with brown hair

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Two people are in a small boat on wavy water. One is standing near the edge, almost falling out, while the other is rowing from a more central position. Who is demonstrating more carelessness?

• The person rowing from the center.

• The person standing near the edge.

• Both are equally careless.

• Neither is careless.

In a scenario involving animals, one person is feeding a crocodile from a safe distance, while another has a snake wrapped around their neck, close to their face. Who is acting irresponsibly?

• The person feeding the crocodile.

• The person with the snake around their neck.

• Both are acting irresponsibly.

• Neither is acting irresponsibly.

An elderly woman in a mall mistakenly identifies a shopper as an escaped prisoner, leading to a commotion. What was the shopper actually wearing?

• A police uniform.

• A new fashion trend: orange overalls.

• A janitor's uniform.

• A construction worker's outfit.

A hiker in a desert needs to cross one of three bridges to reach water. The first bridge is old and unstable, the second has alligators, and the third crosses a lake with poisonous plants but is otherwise sturdy. Which bridge is the safest to cross?

• The old and unstable bridge.

• The bridge with alligators.

• The bridge over the poisonous lake.

• None of the bridges are safe.