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Einstein´s Riddle worksheet

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Einstein´s Riddle
In this worksheet (made to go along with a Ted Talk of the same name), students must use critical reading skills to solve a famous riddle and deduce who was culpable for stealing a fish.

Level:advanced
Age: +15
Downloads:17

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