Q: In a world where mankind is ruled by a giant intelligent beaver, what food is no longer consumed? What really annoys you? Do you hate it when people don’t put their coffee mugs on your carefully placed coasters? Or when other drivers follow close behind you?

Are you a second or third generation immigrant? Where are your family’s roots originally? Is that a big part of your family life still?You are supposed to have an answer/explanation in mind. If you watch the video link, the question asker says “correct” or “incorrect” to the proposed answers. For example, Leonard came up with the answers “BLT” and “cinnamon” for the cheese danish one, and was told he was incorrect each time, despite a reasonable defense for his second answer. In any case, for the purposes of this thread, the question poser should have a ‘correct’ answer in mind. Although, as with lateral thinking puzzles, creative but plausible “incorrect” answers are welcome. This one can be really impressive or really funny depending on how good you actually are at the accent. Either way, it’s sure to make an impression. What personality trait do you look for most in a person? Kindness? Positivity? Calmness? This one is great on dates. It all comes down to context. In other words, what is the situation in which you are using them and what outcome are you hoping to achieve?

In our introduction, we gave some examples of when you might want to bring out a few of these fun facts, but how can you get the most out of them? That’s what we’ll briefly look at here. Fact or Opinion PowerPoint - Introduce children to the difference between fact and opinion with this colourful and engaging presentation. An opinion tells us what someone believes. They are based on people’s own personal judgements and attitudes. An opinion has no proof and can change person to person. Examples of opinions include: Players place their voting tokens next to the person who they believe has the actual fact. This is the point where you need to convince people to move their tokens and vote for you.

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