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Fact or Opinion: Practice

Total questions: 180

Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins

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1.
Which sentence is a fact?
a)
France has the capital city of Paris.
b)
Science fiction books are exciting stories about the future and technology.
c)
Playing board games is definitely a fun family activity.
d)
In my opinion, math is the most challenging subject in school.
2.
Which sentence is a fact?
a)
The Nile River stretches as the longest river globally.
b)
Chocolate chip cookies are the most delicious treats, clearly.
c)
Gardening is always the most satisfying way to relax.
d)
Summer vacations are the most anticipated time of the year.
3.
Which sentence is a fact?
a)
Humans need oxygen to stay alive.
b)
Spending time with family is the most important part of life.
c)
Sunrises are the most peaceful moments to start the day.
d)
Video games are the most entertaining way to unwind.
4.
Which sentence is an opinion?
a)
Paris is the most beautiful city in the world.
b)
By definition, bananas are true berries, but strawberries aren't.
c)
The bumblebee bat, the smallest mammal, has a body length of about one inch
d)
Chef George Crum made the potato chip as an answer to thinner French fries.
5.
Which sentence is a fact?
a)
The Statue of Liberty symbolizes freedom and was dedicated in 1886.
b)
Experiencing different cultures through travel is enriching.
c)
Watching documentaries is the most educational entertainment.
d)
A sunny day at the beach is an enjoyable day out.
6.
Which sentence is a fact?
a)
The Great Barrier Reef hosts a variety of sea life.
b)
Sunsets are the most beautiful moments in the day, I believe.
c)
Exploring historical museums is the most interesting weekend activity.
d)
Everyone prefers homemade cookies more than store-bought ones.
7.
Which sentence is an opinion?
a)
Chocolate ice cream is the best flavor.
b)
Edible honey, over 3,000 years old, has been found in old Egyptian tombs.
c)
Mount Everest grows a few millimeters higher each year.
d)
Thomas Edison created the light bulb for accessible light.
8.
Which sentence is an opinion?
a)
The best way to relax is by reading a good book.
b)
Cows make best friends and feel sad when they're apart.
c)
The original name for Google was "Backrub."
d)
The internet started in the U.S. in 1969.
9.
Which sentence is a fact?
a)
Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.
b)
Watching movies is a great way to spend an evening.
c)
Exploring mountains on hikes connects people with nature in a fun way.
d)
Swimming is the most enjoyable sport without a doubt.
10.
Which sentence is an opinion?
a)
Playing video games is enjoyable because of the strategy involved.
b)
The shortest war was between Britain and Zanzibar in 1896.
c)
Koala bear fingerprints are similar to humans, causing confusion.
d)
Henry Ford introduced the assembly line in 1913 for faster production.
11.
Which sentence is an opinion?
a)
I am confident that summer is the most enjoyable season.
b)
Octopuses have three hearts and blue blood for survival.
c)
The Amazon rainforest produces 20% of the world's oxygen.
d)
Percy Spencer discovered the microwave oven accidentally in 1945.
12.
Which sentence is an opinion?
a)
Pizza is the tastiest food in the school cafeteria.
b)
The Eiffel Tower might grow 15 cm taller in summer heat.
c)
A group of flamingos, called a "flamboyance," sleeps on one leg.
d)
The Wright brothers built the first successful airplane in 1903.
13.
Which sentence is an opinion?
a)
I strongly believe that cats make the best pets.
b)
Antarctica, with ice and snow, is Earth's largest desert.
c)
Honey never spoils; archaeologists found it in Egyptian tombs.
d)
The honeybee's wings beat about 200 times per second during flight.
14.
Which sentence is an opinion?
a)
In conclusion, visiting the beach is always a wonderful experience.
b)
Cows have unique nose prints, much like human fingerprints.
c)
The cheetah can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in seconds.
d)
The Post-it Note helps us remember, made by Fry and Silver in 1980.
15.
Which sentence is an opinion?
a)
Memorable experiences involve trying new activities.
b)
Honeybees can remember human faces, a fascinating trait.
c)
The Pacific Ocean covers more area than all continents combined.
d)
Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876.
16.
Which sentence is a fact?
a)
The Pacific Ocean covers the largest area on Earth.
b)
A good night's sleep is necessary for overall well-being.
c)
Solving puzzles stimulates the mind most effectively.
d)
Climbing trees is an exciting outdoor activity for kids.
17.
Which sentence is a fact?
a)
Our bodies contain tiny building blocks called cells.
b)
Spending time in nature is the most rejuvenating activity for people.
c)
Dogs make the most loyal and loving companions.
d)
I'm convinced laughter is the best medicine for a bad day.
18.
Which sentence is a fact?
a)
The Earth orbits around the sun.
b)
Learning a musical instrument is a valuable hobby.
c)
Trying new foods is the most useful part of traveling abroad.
d)
Reading mystery novels is the best way to spend a rainy afternoon.
19.
In 1814, the British burned the White House during a war.
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De Soto marched through the Southeast United States, destroying Native settlements.
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News of the Emancipation Proclamation spread slowly, and it took over two years for Union soldiers to reach Texas and share the news.
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The Emancipation Proclamation, issued by President Lincoln on January 1, 1863, declared enslaved people in rebelling states as free citizens of the United States.
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ASL (American Sign Language) significantly improved the lives of Deaf people.
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Opinion
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24.
Iguaçu Falls in Brazil, known for its big and beautiful waterfalls, is a wonderful place to visit.
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25.
New plants are a problem. They might take over and push away the old plants that belong there.
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26.
LeBron's foundation positively impacts and empowers all kids.
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27.
The White Mountain Apache Tribe plays the biggest role in wildlife protection.
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28.
DePauw University played a crucial role in Percy's learning.
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29.
The building of the transcontinental railroad connected the East and West, opening up new opportunities for all Americans.
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30.
Sea turtles return to the beach where they were born, to lay eggs, and their babies are born on the same beach.
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In Hawaii, there are two types of sea turtles: the green sea turtle, named for its body color, and the hawksbill sea turtle, named for its bird-like nose.
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Laws protect sea turtles from being hunted for food or their shells, and it's illegal to harm them or use their shells for jewelry.
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Dams are walls across rivers, and there are many in the U.S., built for making electricity, preventing floods, and creating pools of water called reservoirs.
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Across the U.S., old dams are being removed to help fish migrate, and people planting trees and bushes along rivers protect the environment and provide a home for wildlife.
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Seals are mammals that live in the ocean, have fur, and usually prefer cooler waters. They often live in large groups called herds.
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36.
Hawaiian monk seals sleep and give birth on the beach, and when pups are born, their fur is black, turning brown or gray as they grow, and they can reach up to 7 feet long and 600 pounds.
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Owens, once a sickly boy, became a strong and healthy man and won four gold medals for the United States in the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin, Germany.
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The White House faced damage during the War of 1812.
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39.
Percy Julian's life is a story of great accomplishment despite facing tremendous odds.
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Henry Hudson's explorations were adventurous attempts to find new routes.
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White House is a significant place where Presidents work and live.
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42.
A long time ago, American colonists fought British soldiers in tough battles during the Revolutionary War.
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Lewis and Clark explored unchartered places across the United States.
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Benjamin Franklin made creative inventions that were helpful and made life better for Americans.
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In 1863, President Lincoln issued a document called the Emancipation Proclamation, and it helped stop people from being slaves.
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The Wright brothers made a flying machine, and it was the biggest change to transportation.
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From the 1950's to the 1960's, the Civil Rights Movement helped people be treated the same.
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In the 1960's, astronauts landed on the moon, and it was one of the most important events achieved by scientists.
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Everyone had a difficult life during the Great Depression, and it changed how people lived for many years.
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The invention of the internet was the most significant invention for social interaction around the world.
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A long time ago, the U.S. and Russia had an important race to space to see who could accomplish it first.
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52.
President Obama later celebrated African American Olympic athletes from 1936 and recognized Jesse Owens for his accomplishments.
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53.
The White Mountain Apache Tribe also works to save other rare plant and animal species.
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54.
Percy Julian, an African-American chemist, discovered a treatment for glaucoma using a plant chemical.
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55.
Julian's glaucoma treatment led to advancements in various chemical products, saving lives.
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56.
Benjamin Franklin was a brilliant man, and his inventions greatly improved life for everyone.
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57.
The Boston Tea Party was a bold and necessary act that played a pivotal role in our country's history.
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The invention of the steam engine revolutionized the world more than any other invention of the 1800's and transformed transportation.
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The race to space between the U.S. and Russia was a significant and thrilling event.
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60.
The climate in Abuja is cooler compared to the climate in Lagos.
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The Nigerian government moved the capital from Lagos to Abuja in 1991.
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The invention of the assembly line by Henry Ford made cars more accessible to people.
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The invention of the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell revolutionized communication.
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The Gold Rush was an exciting period when people rushed to find gold in California.
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The attack on Pearl Harbor was a tragic event that altered the course of history.
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National parks are special places that preserve and protect nature's beauty for everyone.
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The Harlem Renaissance in New York was a period when art and culture flourished.
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The Declaration of Independence is a powerful document that declared our nation's independence.
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The Louisiana Purchase was a strategic move that expanded the U.S. and brought new opportunities.
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70.
The Revolutionary War was a challenging but necessary struggle for our freedom.
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The invention of renewable energy sources like solar and wind power is crucial for a healthy Earth.
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DNA is a fascinating discovery that enhances our understanding of how our bodies function.
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Climate change is a serious issue that requires collective efforts to address.
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The internet is a remarkable invention that has transformed communication and learning.
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The signing of the Constitution was a pivotal moment in establishing our country.
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Women's fight for the right to vote was a strong and significant movement.
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The Underground Railroad was a courageous effort that helped many people escape from slavery.
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The Emancipation Proclamation was a powerful document that put an end to slavery.
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The Moon landing was a monumental achievement, marking one of the most important events in history.
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The Civil Rights Movement was a crucial and important movement that aimed for equal treatment.
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81.
The Great Depression was a challenging period for people, bringing about significant changes in their lives.
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The Wright brothers' invention of the airplane was a remarkable achievement in history.
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Lewis and Clark's journey was courageous and provided valuable information about new places.
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84.
Juneteenth should be a national holiday for everyone to understand its importance.
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Henry Hudson explored for a Northwest Passage to Asia.
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Born in 1899, Julian faced prejudice but excelled in education, becoming a top student at DePauw University.
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87.
The number of Mexican gray wolves on the reservation is growing, but the species remains endangered, and the tribe continues efforts to protect them.
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Wolf biologist Krista Beazley tracks wolves on the reservation, ensuring they are alive and healthy using special radio collars and monitoring their habits.
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The White Mountain Apache Tribe, on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation in Arizona, plays a crucial role in keeping the Mexican gray wolf species alive.
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In 1976, the Endangered Species Act protected these wolves, and with help, the species continues to survive today.
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Many Mexican gray wolves once lived in the U.S., but in the 1800s, ranchers killed them to protect farm animals.
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Sign language is also used by parents with babies and toddlers.
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Finger-spelling and signing are used in American Sign Language.
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American Sign Language continues to evolve with new signs for modern concepts.
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American Sign Language involves hand movements with signs for letters and words.
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Thomas Gallaudet, along with French teacher Laurent Clerc, started a school for Deaf people.
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Alice's family believed in Deaf people's ability to learn.
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Deaf people faced challenges in the past to learn and communicate.
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The National Mosque is a place where Muslims in Nigeria go to worship.
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There are many different institutions in Abuja, including universities and museums.
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The creation of the national anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner," is a patriotic symbol of our country.
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Abuja's location is in the middle of the country.
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Climate change is a big problem that we need to fix so the Earth stays healthy.
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Thomas Jefferson helped write a very important paper called the Declaration of Independence.
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Juneteenth is an important holiday that celebrates freedom from slavery.
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Returning to the Cavaliers in 2014, LeBron James led them to their first NBA Championship in 2016.
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Playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers and later the Miami Heat, LeBron learned under coach Pat Riley.
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108.
Hawaiian monk seals are unique; they live in warm, tropical waters around Hawaii, prefer living alone or in small groups, and have wrinkles that make them look like they're wearing a robe.
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Green sea turtles are threatened, which means there are fewer of them now, and people are worried about their survival.
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The National Mosque in Abuja is a beautiful structure with a large golden dome and four tall towers.
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People made special places called national parks to keep nature safe and beautiful.
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Percy Julian's work greatly advanced scientific knowledge.
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Renewable energy, like the sun and wind, is important to help the Earth stay nice.
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DePauw University played a vital role in Percy's success.
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Chemicals from plants contribute significantly to various products.
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Percy Julian overcame significant challenges in the field of science.
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Laws are essential for saving animals like wolves.
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LeBron's return to Ohio had a significant impact.
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Sign language effectively helps Deaf people communicate.
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120.
LeBron James's hard work was crucial for his success.
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Obama rightly recognized the achievements of African American athletes.
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African American athletes faced unfairness in history.
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Hawaiian monk seals deserve attention and protection.
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Jesse Owens showcased African American talent admirably.
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Dams have both positive and negative effects.
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Removing dams is a positive step for rivers.
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Communities and scientists should work together.
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128.
People in communities should help wildlife.
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Laws should help keep sea turtles safe.
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130.
LeBron James, a skilled basketball player, won championships in high school, the Olympics, and the NBA.
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Basketball captured LeBron's interest at age 9, shifting his focus from aspiring to be a football player.
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132.
Kudzu is a plant from Asia that was planted in the southern U.S. to stop dirt storms. But now, it grows too much and is a problem.
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133.
Near the Great Lakes, some new plants are causing issues in Indiana.
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In some places, new plants are trying to take over. These plants are called invasive because they are new and spread fast.
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135.
Paraguay is a landlocked country with no ocean coast.
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Plants that have always lived in one area for a very long time are called native plants.
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137.
Ships can travel four hundred miles up the Iguaçu River, reaching Paraguay.
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138.
Large ships can sail up the Iguaçu River at the river's mouth on the Atlantic Ocean.
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139.
Boats cannot go over Iguaçu Falls.
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140.
The Iguaçu River is a tributary of the Paraná River.
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141.
Iguaçu Falls is located in southern Brazil on the Iguaçu River in South America.
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142.
Iguaçu Falls creates huge clouds of mist that rise into the air.
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Iguaçu Falls is one of the biggest waterfalls in the world.
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Abuja is home to the National Mosque.
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Abuja is not a coastal city; it is located in the middle of Nigeria.
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Abuja is the current capital city of Nigeria.
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Abigail Adams urged for women's rights and education during the American Revolution.
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The Hudson River was explored by Henry Hudson in the early 1600s.
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The White House is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C.
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The Oval Office is where the President works.
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The White House, located in D.C., was built in 1792.
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Mutiny left Hudson and his son lost in Hudson Bay.
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Henry Hudson sailed for England and Holland on voyages.
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In May 1541, de Soto became the first European to see the Mississippi River.
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European diseases brought by the Spanish, like smallpox, caused harm to Native Americans.
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De Soto sailed to North America in 1538, seeking riches and claiming land for Spain.
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De Soto targeted the Inca empire, capturing and demanding money from the Inca people.
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Hernando de Soto explored Central and South America for gold in the 1530s.
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Abigail Adams valued learning from family books, even with limited girls' education.
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The tradition of Juneteenth spread to other states as freed people moved to start new lives.
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Juneteenth is a day for African Americans to honor their culture and history, celebrated with parades, speeches, and various activities.
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Enslaved people in Texas began celebrating and leaving plantations after learning of their freedom on Juneteenth.
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Juneteenth is celebrated on June 19, 1865, when enslaved people in Texas learned they were free.
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LeBron James's efforts to help children aim to make them feel empowered and inspire them to pursue various careers.
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People in Hawaii are doing important work to save hawksbill sea turtles and protect green sea turtles, showing care for these endangered and threatened species.
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Sea turtles returning to the same beach to lay eggs is fascinating, showing a special connection between them and their birthplace.
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The mist and the illusion of water going up to the sky at Iguaçu Falls create a fascinating and amazing experience.
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Large ships can travel a long way up the Iguaçu River, making it easy for them to go places.
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Ships traveling up the Iguaçu River to Paraguay highlight the importance of rivers for landlocked countries.
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Iguaçu Falls is very strong, throwing water into space and showing the power of nature.
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Laws preventing the hunting of sea turtles and their shells are necessary to ensure their safety and contribute to the well-being of marine life.
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Local plants are important because they give homes and food to insects and animals.
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The National Mosque in Abuja is undoubtedly the most stunning mosque in Nigeria, with its large golden dome and four tall towers.
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Kudzu was planted to help, but now it's causing problems by growing too much in the southern United States.
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The mist from Iguaçu Falls creates a beautiful sight, making it seem like water is going up to the sky.
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Iguaçu Falls is an impressive waterfall with water that jumps off a cliff, making the ground shake!
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The river traffic on the Iguaçu River is crucial for Paraguay to transport goods to and from other countries.
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Moving the capital to Abuja was a wise decision considering its central location, making it more accessible for Nigerians.
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People in Indiana are doing a great job. They are removing plants that don't belong there. This helps old plants and animals come back.
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The cooler temperatures of Abuja were more appealing than the hot, humid weather in Lagos.
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