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Quiz question

James runs 400m every day. How far does he run in a week?

James runs 400m every day.

How far does he run in a week?

1. 280km
2. 28km
3. 2.8km
4. 280m

The Kings sarcophagus was made from solid _______.

1. Wood
2. Gold
3. Stone
4. Paper

This is now a hinge question based on prior learning. Having examined the story of the discovery of Tutankhamun last week, I am using this as a way to ensure my students do not need a thorough recap. if they do, it is easy for me to provide a resource for them to help them reflect on the learning last week, be it a video or another paper-based resource to compound their understanding.

James runs 400m every day. How far does he run in a week?

In Spanish, the word "embarazada"

means embarrassed.

1. True
2. False