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Ice Breaker: Two Truths and a Lie

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Spot the lie!

a)

Tomatoes and avocados are fruits, not vegetables

b)

Neptune is no longer a planet

c)

Water covers 70% of the Earth

2.

Which of the following statements are true?

a)

It is impossible to lick your own elbow

b)

There's no word in the dictionary that rhymes with orange

c)

Saturn is the largest planet by surface area

3.

Can you spot the lie?

a)

French fries originated in France

b)

Sound does not carry in space

c)

Hippopotamus milk is pink in color

4.

Can you spot the lie?

a)

The large intestine is the largest internal organ in your body

b)

An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain

c)

"Xanthophobia" is fear of the color yellow

5.

Which of these statements is a lie?

a)

Ottawa is the capital of Canada

b)

Australia was never a British colony

c)

There are 7 continents in the world

6.

Spot the lie!

a)

The largest dinosaurs were vegetarians

b)

The driest place in the world — the Atacama Desert in northern Chile — is located next to the biggest body of water

c)

60% of the Earth is covered in water

7.

Spot the truths!

a)

The LEGO factory produces around 36,000 lego blocks every minute

b)

Earthworms have 2 hearts

c)

Opposite sides of dice always add up to 7

8.

One of these statements is a lie. Can you spot it?

a)

'J' is the 12th letter of the English alphabet.

b)

The most commonly used letter of the English alphabet is the letter 'E'.

c)

A word, phrase or sentence that is the same both backwards and forwards is called a "palindrome".

9.

One of these statements is a lie. Can you tell which one?

a)

Humans share 98.8% of chimpanzee DNA.

b)

Penguins can fly.

c)

All earthworms have both male and female parts.

10.

Two of these statements are true. Can you spot them?

a)

Olympic gold medals are actually made mostly of silver.

b)

Roger Federer holds the record of most Wimbledon singles titles.

c)

Golf originated in Italy.