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The extra money is yours.%As an American "first,"]this man won great fame.]Astronaut, senator,]John Glenn is his name.%Glenn was the first American to orbit the earth. How many people were ahead of him?]]1) years ago!)]folks came to North America]across a land of ice and snow.%Where did North America's first people come from?]]1) Asia]2) Australia]3) Europe]4) Antarctica%Look up North America's first explorers under the continent's entry.%The first Americans aqualung in tow.%What is aqualung equipment commonly called today?%Read about Cousteau or Undersea Exploration to find the modern name.%That's not the aqualung's common modern name.%You're right. The extra money is yours.%In prehistoric times](That's MANY of Vespucci made famous by a map maker?%His entry tells of the honor a map maker paid him.%Sorry, *@@@@@@@@@. That's not his famous name.%That's right! 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How far did Magellan get?%Both his article and its map will help you.%This is not where ing's trip, ]I wouldn't go. Would you?%Alexander Laing rode his camel alone over 400 miles of what desert?%His trip to central Africa is told in the entry under his name.%That's not the desert he crossed.%The Sahara, of course. You've earned your money bacead about the first moonwalker in his own entry.%No! Someone may have stepped off with your money for good.%That's a step in the right direction. You get your money back.%For an adventure to end adventures!]Try a trip to Timbuktu.]But if the trip's like Laney back. Pizarro got some of his own medicine.%On a famous July evening,](somewhere it was noon),]look, up in the sky!]There was a man on the moon!%In July of what year did Neil Armstrong take his giant step for mankind?]]1) 1963]2) 1969]3) 1972]4) 1975%Rs and gold,]and killed men who were bold.]Enemies? 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Livingstone's lost?]Let our newspaper find him.]"Dr. Livingstone, I presume?"]If it isn't, I'm not far behind him.%What newspaper sent a journalist to find Livingstone?]]1) NEW YORK TIMES]2) WASHINGTON STAR]3) NEW YORK HERALD]4) LONDON TIMES%Victoria Falls%You'll find that the name of the falls falls under the discoverer's name in our book.%This is not the name of Africa's great waterfalls.%Right again! He named the falls Victoria, in honor of his queen. Off I go before the clue gets too wet t@A Scottish doctor and missionary named David Livingstone discovered Africa's gigantic falls in 1855. 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You've guided us to another map piece.%pved their precious records,]and guided them all the way.%What does her Indian name mean in English ?]]1) Bird Woman]2) Little Squirrel]3) Fleet Footed]4) Little Flower%You will need to follow their guide to her own entry under S.%A good name, but not hers.ngton D.C.]4) St. Louis%Look up their round-trip expedition. The maps and text will give you the answer.%That was not their last stop in 1806.%St. Louis is right, and that's where I'm headed.%On the Lewis and Clark Expedition,]a woman saved the day.]She sa@AIn 1804 Lewis and Clark set out to explore the huge territory the US had just bought from France. 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Pinzon sailed into the mouth of the Amazon River in the year 1500.%W 1500.%azon in 1500.% his mind.]The world's biggest river ]was my biggest find.%The captain of the NINA, who found the Amazon River was:]]1) La Salle]2) Orellana]3) Pinzon]4) Pizarro%Look for this information in the second paragraph of the article on the Amazon.%No, that i are usually listed last name first, places and things are listed first name first.%No, we won't find an entry on the Amazon River under that word.%You've got the idea, *@@@@@@@@@. We should look under AMAZON.%I sailed with Columbus ]who had a new world on@Our first clue comes from the world's largest river. 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So we can search as long as our money lasts.%But there is one thing we need that only you can help me with, *@@@@@@@@@....%Do you have a copy of the book Explorers and Discovery with you?%Created by Intentional Educationse can earn each map piece by answering clues. But ... Uncle Max was a tricky fellow. He also hid the clues in all sorts of places.%But don't worry, *@@@@@@@@@. We can search for the clues because I have my trusty plane, lots of fuel and money too!%We can uUncle Max Riches has disappeared and no one knows where he is.%He has hidden the family's treasures ... silver, gold, and jewels .. in three places.%There is a map for each treasure, but Max tore each map into pieces. We have to earn them piece by piece.%Wifferently, so I can tell you apart.%I can't find your name in my list of players. You can:]]1) Begin at the start]2) Look at the list] of players]3) Quit%Welcome back, *@@@@@@@@@. Let's pick up where we left off.%Let's begin our adventure, *@@@@@@@@@. @;Hello! I sure am glad that you are here, because I need your help!%My name is Baron von Riches. What is your first name?%What is your last name?%Have you played before?%I guess I know someone else with the same name as yours. This time type your name d  ՀЪĪՂЊЪՊԢԪՊըԪժԪժժԪŪՂժժՂժժժՊժՊժՂժՀժժժՊݻݻ󁏀ݻ݈ĀňĀĈĈĈĈĈĈĈԪԊĈЊЂĈĨ` AĈĈĈĈĈĈĈĈȟďܻ  s go after the family's first hidden treasure.%There are five pieces to the first map, and five clues to help us find them.%Let's search for the first clue. It is hidden in the book.%There are six pieces to the second map, and six clues to help us find them so excited, *@@@@@@@@@. Nothing can stop us now!%That is the secret face. No one knows who he is. He turns up when you least expect him.%Sometimes he will help us. Sometimes he will trick us. But we'll be okay, as long as we have our trusty book.%So let'@I'll wait here, *@@@@@@@@@, while you get it. If you can't get it now, come back another time.%You've got it! That's great, because every clue tells us only a little of what we need to know....%And the book Explorers and Discovery tells us the rest!%I'ժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժժԪʪժժժժժժժժժժժЪҪՊȪժՊժժȪժՊժժժՊժժժՊժժʂժՊժҪժժՊժҪժԪժҪժҪժҪժʪժՒҪժժՒҪժʪՂժՔҪժժժՄҪժժժՂҪժժժժԪժժժժժԪժժժժժԪժժժՂժՂժՂժՂȪժՂȪժՂȪժՂȪժՂʪժՂҪժՂҪժՂԂҪժՂԪҪժՂժҪժՂժʂҪժՊժժʪժՊժժՄՔʂԪԪҪʪՔʂժժՄժժժժՄժժժժՄժժժժՄժժԪՄժҪҪՄժՔҪժʪժȪժȪժժʂՒՄՄժժժժՔժժժժʂժժժժժժժժժժժժЪժժժЪժժժԪժժժԪժժժԪժժժԪժժժԪժժժժժժժԪЪʂժժժժժժʂЪժժЪժժЪժժЪժժժժE"(" P(*A P*D(P*" *"@" Ѫ(E"D( @Q (A"@*  P  @ U@ * P  Ђ @"""*(" *U"* D"@ ~? 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Let's go!%A FRIEND!%A wrong answer costs us $50.%Our fuel tank is full now. Later we will have to buy fuel.%We have to buy fuel to refill our tank for the trip.%Congratulations, *@@@@@@@@@, we have won the Silver Treasure!%Congra@o von Riches' Treasure% Silver Gold Jewels% Starring Baron von Riches%and YOU!%MONEY $#@@@@%OH YEAH?%von Riches' Silver Treasure%von Riches' Gold Treasure%von Riches' Jewel Treasure%A hint costs $50. 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