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True or False Game

A pyramid has 4 faces and a base.  
The numerator is the number on top in a fraction.  
A nanosecond is one-billionth of a second.  
1/20th is the same as 50%  
Bees use the hexagon shape in their honeycomb.  
3.06 < 3.006  
Fahrenheit is a name of a  temperature measurement.  
Human faces are exactly symmetrical.  
The base of a pyramid has four edges.  
There are no such things as improper fractions.  
3797 + 2753 = 6550  
Division is  the opposite of multiplication.  
A round tin can shape is called a cylinder.  
Egyptian pyramids are tetrahedrons.  
Celsius boiling point is 87.5 degrees.  
A surveyor uses a theodolite to measure angles.  
The earth is not a sphere.  
$3.97 - 0.88 = $2.99  
Square numbers do exist.  
46 minutes from 7:16p.m. = 6:30p.m.  

 


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