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You’ll have 15 seconds to answer each question. For each example, you’ll choose ‘Yes’ for Correct or ‘No’ for Incorrect. The cards will be shuffled, so pay attention!

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“Photo by Anna”

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“Poster from TeachHub.com, edited for classroom use.”

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“Created by Laura G., licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0. Downloaded from Wikimedia Commons.”

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“Infographic from EdTechBlog.com, no license provided.”

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“Modified version of ‘Science Chart’ by Dr. Rivera, CC BY-ND.”

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“Image from Google.”

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“Video by John Doe via Pixabay, CC BY-NC 3.0”

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“Adapted from OpenStax Biology, licensed under CC-BY 4.0.”

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