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Roll the die to see how far you advance. If you land on a starred spot and answer the trivia correctly, you advance 2 additional spaces. If answered incorrectly, you go back two spaces

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T/F: The average person laughs 26 times a day.

T/F: Police detectives have used snapping turtles to help find dead bodies.

T/F: The average lifespan of a human tastebud is 3 days.

• The game can be played by 2 to 4 players.
• Each player must choose a chip and roll the dice (just click on the digital die and wait for it to stop).
• The player who gets the highest number will be the one who starts the game.
• To play, each participant must roll the dice and move his/her piece to the corresponding square.
• Some of the squares on the board have a special meaning.
• If the player lands on a SURPRISE square, he/she wins the right to move to the next SURPRISE square, and can also repeat the roll.
• If he/she lands on an X2 or X3 square, he/she must multiply the number on the dice by the corresponding number and advance that number of squares.
• If he/she lands in the DANGER square, the player may not roll the dice again until another player passes through that square.
• The winner is the one who reaches the "goal" line first.
• IMPORTANT! These instructions are for guidance only. Feel free to edit the game in your own way and assign "prizes" or "punishments" to the different squares according to your preferences.

T/F: Cows can detect odors up to 2 miles away.

T/F: The food people crave most is chocolate.

T/F: It is estimated that squirrels plant more trees accidentally, annually, than people do intentionally.

T/F: The average person will eat 35,000 cookies in their lifetime.

You've been taken to a mental health facility for observation. Correctly answer the following question to be released: What would be an example of positive symptoms of Schizophrenia?

T/F: One cord of wood (8' logs, stacked 4' high and 4' wide) can make 7.5 million toothpicks.

T/F: A person uses approximately 20 sheets of toilet paper each day.