Andrew+Bell-+Digging+up+the+Truth

Digging up the Truth:

"Just because someone writes it down and calls it history, doesn't mean it really happened. Seeing is not always believing, and only a few people know what really happened" - Anonymous

Here is my Prezi on Area 51:

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Truth or Dare:

Boys For Truth: Boys for Dare: Girls for Truth: Girls for Dare:

Year 2: 8 Year 2: 8 Year 2: 1 Year 2: 7 Year 5: 5 Year 5: 9 Year 5: 3 Year 5: 10 Year 6: 4 Year 6: 7 Year 6: 3 Year 6: 10

Here is the Comic Made on how the truth can hurt:

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My Definition of Truth

Truth is what really happened, or what is going to happen. Many people twist and stretch the truth, but that is lying. Often people think their own opinion is the truth, but what one person thinks is not always thought by others.

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Curly Questions:

Here are my answers to the curly questions found on the gifted education NING:

1. Do you think you can ever tell a lie to yourself?

I do not think that you can tell a lie to yourself. As hard as you try, deep down you will always know the truth no matter what you tell yourself.

2. Are truth and lies the same thing as right and wrong?

In my opinion truth and lies are not the same thing as right wrong, in fact, they are very different in many wways. Right and wrong is doing what you think, so it makes it your opinion. However, truth and lies are not opinion and are entirely fact (or fiction)

3. Can you be truthful for dishonest reasons?

4. Is something only true if you can prove it?

As a wise man once said; "Absence of proof does not mean proof absence". This statement means that even if there is no proof, it does not mean an event did not take place.

5.What is a white lie? Can some lies be bigger than others?

A white lie is a lie made to protect someones feelings, such as saying an item of clothing looks nice on one person when it may not. I believe some lies can be bigger than others, however, it depends on the context and the person who told the lie.

Truth in Entertainment:

Movies- The Truman Show Star Wars Harry Potter Liar Liar Independence Day

Fairy Tales- Little Red Riding Hood The Boy who cried Wolf

Videogames- Call of Duty: Black Ops Halo

If anyone is interested, here is our movie we showed at the E-Tascc presentation day:

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