FACT OR BLUFF

Game Mechanics:
Players are grouped into six.
Each group is composed of Grade-7 to 11 students.
Each group is given two flash cards; FACT or BLUFF.
The scope of the game is general knowledge and not limited to
English subject.
The teacher host will read each statement.
The teacher bluffers will give their explanation and supporting
ideas on whether the given statement is FACT or BLUFF.
 Each group will decide and raise the flash card 10 seconds
after reading the statement.
Each correct response is equal to 2 points.
The highest to earn scores will be the winner.
1. There are 7 parts of
speech.
 BLUFF

There are 8 parts of speech

namely noun, pronoun, verb,
adjective, adverb, preposition,
conjunction and interjection.
2. Approximately, there is
one word added to English
Language every hour.
 BLUFF
There is one word added
every two hours in English
language.
3. Humans inherited genes
from other species.
 FACT
Many animals including humans have
inherited genes from microorganisms co
-habiting their environment in ancient
times, according to research published in
the open access journal Genome Biology.
4. There are green
oranges.
 FACT

Tangerines, mandarins are green

and belong to family of oranges.
5. A bunch of cloud is
equal to 100 elephants in
weight.
 FACT
According to scientists, all lights and fluffy
looking clouds we see in the sky actually weigh
millions of pound. The water droplets inside can
weigh more than 500 tons which is equivalent to
100 elephants but they are able to float because
the air below them is even heavier.
6. A tiger’s roar can be
heard up to 3 miles away.
 BLUFF

It’s way too far! They only reach 2

miles.
7. “Avengers: Endgame” is
the top grossing film of all
time.
 BLUFF
Yes, it made over a
whopping 2.7B dollars.
But AVATAR had 2.9B
dollars.
8. Owls don’t have
eyeballs.
 FACT
Owls need to move their body
and head to look around but their
vision is 1o to 100 times clearer
than humans.
9. A shrimp’s heart
is on its tail.
 BLUFF

A shrimp’s heart is on
its head. This is for their
own security.
10. The most used
English adjective is
“good”.
 FACT
We use them
everyday, right?
11. The word “girl”
was not initially used
to refer to a specific
gender.
 FACT
The word girl used to
refer to a “child” or a
“young person”.
12. “I do” is the shortest
complete English
sentence.
 BLUFF
“I am” is considered the
shortest English sentence
though it has the same number
of letters with “I do”.
13. Sharks don’t have
bones.
 FACT
Sharks’ skeleton are made
up of cartilage.
14. The most commonly
used letter in the English
alphabet is “A”.
 BLUFF
The most commonly used
letter is actually E. Next to
these are T, A, I and N.
15. Earth’s gravity is
not uniform.
 FACT
Though Earth has a
universal law of gravity,
it’s gravity varies
geographically.