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Stonehenge: The Monument Mystery

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In this game, players will explore the fascinating world of Stonehenge by answering whether various nouns related to the monument are true or false. Test your knowledge about this prehistoric site and its mysteries!

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Carolina Rios Aristizabal
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In this game, players will explore the fascinating world of Stonehenge by answering whether various nouns related to the monument are true or false. Test your knowledge about this prehistoric site and its mysteries!

by Carolina Rios Aristizabal
1

Modern Druids celebrate the summer and winter solstices at Stonehenge.

2

There is no evidence of human bones found at Stonehenge.

3

The original purpose of Stonehenge is well known.

4

The bluestones weigh less than 1 ton each.

5

Stonehenge is located in Scotland.

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Stonehenge is believed to have been used as an observatory.

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Stonehenge was built in the 20th century.

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The stones were transported using rafts up the River Avon.

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Stonehenge was built in three main phases.

10

Geoffrey of Monmouth believed that giants built Stonehenge.

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Stonehenge was built by the Romans.

12

Some historians believe Stonehenge was used as a cemetery.

13

Bluestones used in Stonehenge came from South Wales.

14

Stonehenge was built after the invention of the wheel.

15

The stones at Stonehenge are made of wood.

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The oldest parts of Stonehenge were built around 5,000 years ago.

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All parts of Stonehenge are still standing today.

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Stonehenge was built as a modern art installation.

 
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