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Ta-da!

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-Answer Time
-Answer Time!

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-It's StoryBots: Answer Time
-Answer Time!

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They live in your computer
And they got a job to do

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They're all about learning
And they make it fun too

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When you have a question
They answer it for you

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It's StoryBots: Answer Time

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Answer Time!

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-Hey there! How's it going?
-Boop!

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Hi, Bo. What is a baby skunk called?

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Oh, a baby skunk is called a kit.

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Isn't that stinky?

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Yes, but they are still so cute!

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Bang, could you whistle?

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Of course, dude. Check it out.

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Oh, wait. I've got it.

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See? I told you I could whistle.

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Excuse me! Could you please
practice somewhere else?

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We already tried everyone else's desk.

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Why do you need to practice on a desk?

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I dunno.

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You can practice on my desk.

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Yay!

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Level Three coming in.

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StoryBots! I can't believe
I got through to you.

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Hold on. I need to secure this channel.

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Oh, okay.

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What can we do for you, Mr…

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You can just call me
by my code name, Cosmic Caller.

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But why are you called Cosmic Caller,
Mr Cosmic Caller?

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It is because I am the world's
foremost authority on UFOs, UAPs,

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and visitors from other worlds.

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For years,
I have been scouring the cosmos,

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looking for signs
of intelligent alien life.

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Whoa. Have you found anything?

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Oh, I sure have, StoryBots.

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Get a load of this!

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What are we looking at?

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Look, it's right there. The white dot!

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Uh-huh.

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That's a UFO!

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It is?

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It kind of looks like a speck of dust.

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Boop.

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All right, I see my photographic evidence
hasn't convinced you.

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How about some physical evidence?

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Whoa. What's that, dude?

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It must be some kind of
alien language or code.

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There is absolutely
no other explanation for it.

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I'm not so sure
there's no other explanation for it.

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Maybe this is a blueprint for some sort
of advanced alien technology.

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It could even be
the solution to world peace!

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I don't know. That's why I called you.

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I need your help in deciphering it.

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I know who can help. Alabama Smith!

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That's a great idea.

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Yeah, Alabama Smith's always going on
adventures and decoding ancient languages

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and figuring out secret codes.

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-Hold the message so I can copy it.
-Okay, but this is top secret information.

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Got it.

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Great. I just know this message contains
information the world can benefit from.

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Go, Bing!

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You got it, Cosmic Caller.
We are on the job.

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Answer Time!

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Hey! Where does snow come from?

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-Hey, Dink?
-Yeah, Doink?

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Where do you think snow comes from?

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Snow? Oh, that's easy.

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Everyone knows
snow comes from the moon.

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The moon? That's completely absurd!

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Everybody knows snow
is created by snow fairies.

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What? Snow fairies?

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And you think I'm absurd?

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Oh yes, I do. You're the most
absurd StoryBot I've ever met.

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Oh, well, at least I'm not the one

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that thinks tiny snow fairies
go around making snowflakes!

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That's it! I cannot go ice fishing

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with somebody that thinks
snow floats down from outer space!

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I can't go ice fishing with someone
that believes in snow fairies.

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Fine! I'm packing my stuff and going home.

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-Fine. Good, Doink.
-Fine.

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-Good, Doink. Bye.
-Bye-bye.

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-Bye, Doink.
-So long. Bye-bye.

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Hey, guys. You know, snow simply
comes from the clouds, like rain.

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In fact, it's exactly like rain,
except the water is frozen

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when the temperature
is zero degrees Celsius or below.

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Yeah, right, mister.
And I'm the Statue of Liberty!

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Yeah, we're not falling
for that old trick.

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"Snow comes from clouds."

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-Come on, let's get outta here.
-I'm with you.

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Let's get a slushie.

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Hi, StoryBots. How do you make bread?

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Bread, bread, how do you make it?

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Gotta make the dough before you bake it

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Mixing up flour and water at least
Plus salt and a special ingredient

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Yeast

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You knead it, stretch it vigorously

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To give the bread
Good structure and consistency

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Gotta let it sit for an hour or two
To let the yeast microbes do what they do

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When they eat sugars in the dough
They make carbon dioxide, a gas, you know

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It forms bubbles, tiny in size

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As the yeast makes more
They make the dough rise

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When it's doubled, it's ready to bake

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Half an hour is the time it'll take
To get puffy and crusty in the oven's heat

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You take it out, let it cool
And it's ready to eat, yeah

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Bread, bread, cut a thick slice
Fresh from the oven it's especially nice

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With butter or jam or another great spread

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There's just nothing better
Than fresh-baked bread

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Hi, StoryBots.
What's in the news these days?

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You're watching StoryBots News
on channel 22 and 2/3, WBOT,

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with your hosts
Story Storyberg and Bot Botson.

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Breaking news! Science has proven
tomatoes are not actually vegetables.

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They're a fruit, since they contain seeds
and grow from the flower of the plant.

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I guess I'm on the wrong team.

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Yeah! We're having better times.

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Fruit!

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I wish we were having better times.

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Me too, potato. Me too.

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Next stop, Alabama Smith's office
at StoryBot University.

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Looks like Alabama Smith's not here.

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"Looking for the lost,
difficult to find Temple of Fractions."

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"3/10 of a chance I find it,
7/10 of a chance I don't come back alive."

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Oh man, how am I gonna find
the Temple of Fractions?

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Hey, a map to the Temple of Fractions!

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That's convenient.

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Is this the way
to the Temple of Fractions?

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Down the road that way.

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If you pass a giant skull,
you've gone too far.

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Great. Thank you.

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-No problem. Bye.
-Our pleasure.

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Finally, the Temple of Fractions!

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Hello? Alabama Smith, you in here?

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Alabama Smith!

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Hey, look, a coin.

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Must be my lucky day.

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Alabama Smith?

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Alabama Smith?

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Alabama Smith must've filled this to
the first line. Bet it opened that door!

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Alabama Smith!

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Alabama Smith!
He's got to be around here somewhere.

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Hey, look, a rope.

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And there's that secret code.

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Three over five? I bet Alabama Smith
went through that hole.

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I know how to get to him.

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Alabama Smith, here I come!

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Not the spikes!

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Hello, StoryBots. My name's Winnie.

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What is a verb?

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What the… Why's my phone barking
instead of ringing?

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Verb swap!

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"Verb swap"?

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A verb is any word
used to describe an action.

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I just swapped one verb with another verb.

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You swapped the verb "ring"
with the verb "bark"?

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-Yeah. Pretty funny, huh?
-How am I gonna get anything done--

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Why the heck is my horse dancing
instead of galloping?

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Verb swap!

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Why is the hose burping
instead of spraying?

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Verb swap!

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Shiver me timbers!
Me boat is sinking instead of floating.

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Verb swap!

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Hey, kids. Just remember, a verb
is any word that describes an action.

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Why did my horn explode instead of honk?

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Verb swap!

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If you need a word
To communicate an action, that's a verb

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-Verb, verb, verb
-A word like spin or bounce

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Jump or pounce

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Or skip or fly like a bird

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You can talk about things and people too

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But when it comes to what they do
You need a verb, verb, verb

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-It's an action word
-An action word

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Any time you wanna say
You're gonna ride a bike or run and play

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Verb, verb, verb

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Or maybe draw or cook or read a book

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Or dance the day away

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Or even swim at the crack of dawn

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The word that says what's going on
It's a verb, verb, verb

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-It's an action word
-An action word

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A word like sing or laugh or squeak

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Or eat or drink or hide or seek

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You may have heard

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That a verb

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Is an action word

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Next stop, a scary, spiky wall
at the Temple of Fractions.

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Alabama Smith! It's you. It's really you!

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Of course it's me. What're you doing here?
This is no playground.

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I was trying to find you
to answer a question.

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A question?

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You know languages and ancient codes,
so we hope you can decipher something.

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Okay, but make it quick.

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What does this secret code mean?

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That's not a secret code, kid.

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That's maths. Those are fractions.

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Like that.

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Wow! Those numbers are fractions?

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Exactly. And look at this.

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One, two, three, four, five.

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Why are there
five equal marks on the rope?

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Those marks are part of the puzzle
to get to the next chamber,

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and the fraction is the key.

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So it is a secret code!

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No, it's still maths.

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Listen, kid, numbers like 2, 5, and 47
are called whole numbers

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because they talk about whole things.

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So, like, one hat or three rocks?

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Exactly. And fractions are used
to talk about parts of a whole thing.

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Like 1/2, or 2/3,

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or 3/5.

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They're written with a number on top
and a number on the bottom.

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The bottom number tells you how many
equal parts make up the whole thing.

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-Like the five equal marks on the rope.
-Now you're getting it.

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That's why the bottom number is five.

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The top number tells you how many equal
parts of the whole thing you're using.

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Oh. So, like, three?

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Yeah, so we need to use 3/5 of the rope.

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One, two, three.

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Hold tight, kid.

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Ow!

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That was awesome!

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We're not there yet, kid. Look.

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Another deadly fraction puzzle.

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-I got this, Alabama Smith.
-Wait! No!

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What?

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That can't be good.

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Hurry up, kid. Move!

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The bottom tells me how many
equal parts for the whole, so eight.

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Pick up the pace, kid!

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The top tells me how many equal parts
of the whole to fill in. Five.

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Bing! Hurry!

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Three, four, five!

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Phew!

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Great job, kid.

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You did it.

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Wow.

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Yup, there it is.

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The famed golden pizza cutter.

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It'll cut any whole pizza
into perfect 1/8 slices.

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You came all this way
and risked your life for a pizza cutter?

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Yeah, well, I really like pizza.

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Yeah, I get that. Thanks for your help.

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I got to get back with my answer.
Gotta go. Bye!

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Bing, wait! No!

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Oh, not again!

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Ow.

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When you got 1/2 of a cake
Or a chocolate shake

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-That's a fraction
-Fraction

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If you toss 2/3 of a bagel to the birds

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-That's a fraction
-Fraction

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1/6 of a pie

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3/4 of a fry

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2/5 of a cinnamon roll

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It's a super-cool fact
A fraction is part of a whole

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Part of a whole

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The bottom says
How many equal parts there are

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All the parts there are

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The number you're counting
Goes on top of the bar

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On top

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If you take 1/4 of your blocks
Out of their box

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-That's a fraction
-Fraction

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If you just wanna play
With 1/3 of your clay

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-That's a fraction
-Fraction

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1/2 of a chain

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3/5 of a train

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5/8 of the fishes in a bowl

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It's the main attraction

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A fraction is part of a whole

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-That's maths in action
-Maths in action

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A fraction is a part of a whole

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A fraction is a part of a whole

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Hello? Cosmic Caller,
are you there? Come in.

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Bing, is that you? I'm here.

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Deciphered that advanced
alien message yet?

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I sure did. Guess what?

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It's the blueprint
for advanced light-speed travel.

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I knew it! I totally knew it.

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00:18:08,583 --> 00:18:10,416
No, it's actually just--

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The design
for a super powerful force field!

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I know! Detailed instructions
on how to build a giant space robot.

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No, it's not a secret code
or alien language. It's fractions.

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Fractions?

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Numbers that represent
smaller parts of a whole thing.

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That's impossible.

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I mean, this is so obviously
an alien message that…

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Wait a minute.

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What is it?

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00:18:44,750 --> 00:18:47,916
It's… a recipe.

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From aliens?

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00:18:50,125 --> 00:18:52,041
Oh, no, not aliens.

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This is from my grandma.

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Your grandma's recipe?

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Yeah. And look, those are fractions.

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They specify the amount of ingredients for
Grandma's super-secret apple pie recipe.

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It's 1/2 a spoonful of sugar,
and look, 2/3 a stick of butter.

294
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Wow. So, the message
was just a recipe for apple pie?

295
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Not just any apple pie, Bing.

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This is my grandma's
super-secret apple pie.

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I'm sure those aliens
will stop at nothing to get it.

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If you say so.

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Hey, I gotta secure this recipe, stat.

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Thanks for your help.
This is Cosmic Caller, over and out.