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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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Hey, Bo. What is your favourite fruit?

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Oh, I like apples, bananas, and grapes!

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What if you had to pick just one?

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Oh! Then apples?

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No, grapes. Oh, actually, make it bananas.

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No! Apples! Oh!

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They're all so good, I can't decide!

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Story Storyberg here, live with one
of the Answer Department's rising stars.

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Boop, they say you have an answer
to any question. Care to comment?

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Boop?

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Extraordinary.

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Bing, how many tentacles
does a squid have?

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I'm gonna try four.

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Four?

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No. Let's try nine. Or 15!

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Are you paying attention?

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No! I lost again!

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Game over.

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Actually, squids have
two long tentacles and eight shorter arms.

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Thanks for helping.

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What are you doing playing video games?
We're supposed to answer questions.

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Got another Level Three coming in.

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StoryBots! Right on.
Oh, am I glad to see you.

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It's Disco Delilah!

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The move-iest, grooviest
disco DJ in the world!

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Dynamite, baby!

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It ain't easy being the move-iest,
grooviest disco DJ in the world,

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but Disco Delilah
keeps the people dancing.

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How can we help, Ms Disco Lady?

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Well, let me break it down for you.

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I'm currently building the biggest,
grooviest dance floor in the world.

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It'll be out of sight.

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Whoa, that sounds pretty sweet.

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Yeah. And that's not all.

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It'll have the most bodacious,

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state-of-the-art, light-'em-up
square tiles you've ever seen.

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What seems to be the problem?

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It's so big, I don't know
how many tiles I need to buy.

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It is a really big dance floor.

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Can't you ask the people building it?

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Oh, I did, Bo, but they keep asking me
for the "area" of the dance floor.

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I say, "Well, the area…
It's in the area back there."

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And they say, "No. We need the area."

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"You know, the area
of the dance floor, you dig?"

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I don't know what they're talking about.

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"Area" has something to do with the tiles?

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Beats me. But if I don't figure out
how many square tiles I need,

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I won't have a dance floor--

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Did you say your tiles are square?

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Of course, Bing.
I ain't jive-talking here.

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Sounds like my game.

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I have to guess the number
of pig tiles in the pens.

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I can't figure it out.

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Piggy Packer: Night of the Were-Pigs,
I will defeat you!

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Bing. Maybe it's time
to take a break from the game?

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Whoever built that game
can help us figure out

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how many tiles Disco Delilah needs.

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Right! We're in luck!
The F4 Gaming Convention is happening now.

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The creators will be there
to make a big announcement.

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I'll pop in and ask how to beat the game.

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I mean, how to answer
Disco Delilah's question.

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-Maybe someone else should go.
-I can help.

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Thanks. Hurry, people are already
lining up outside my door.

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We gots to boogie-oogie-oogie till
we just can't boogie no more. You get it.

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Don't worry, Disco Delilah.
We are on the job.

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Answer Time!

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Hey, StoryBots. Why are some foods spicy?

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Why do some foods taste spicy?

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Many plants contain special ingredients

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which stick to nerve endings found in
your mouth and nose called "receptors."

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Those ingredients trick the receptors
into telling the brain

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there is heat in your mouth,
when there really isn’t.

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In small amounts,
spices can add excitement to our recipes.

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They can be found in wonderful plants

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like mustard seeds, ginger, turmeric,
and, of course, peppers.

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Oh my!

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Water!

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I need some water!

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I need water for my face immediately!

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Water!

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Hey, 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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And now, today's top story…

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The wings of the common housefly
buzz in the key of F.

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Hi, StoryBots. Why do people
say nice things to each other?

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Hey, kids, it's me,
Super Mega Awesome Ultra Guy!

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You know, saying something nice
to a person could go a long way.

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One time, Professor Annihilation
looked like he was having a bad day.

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So I flew over and I said,
"I like your new super evil costume."

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That compliment made him smile.

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He said, "Thanks! Just got it
from the supervillain costume shop."

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"Thought the purple looked nice."

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Then, for no reason, he blasted me
with his 1,000-megaton laser cannon.

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That guy seems to thrive on conflict,

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but most people who aren't supervillains
will be thankful for your kind words.

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And that's super awesome!

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Next stop, StoryBots Convention Centre.

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Oh! Not so bad!

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Wow!

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Welcome to the 15th annual
F4 Gaming Convention!

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Look for the game creator,

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ask how to find the area
of Disco Delilah's dance floor. Easy.

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Is this the booth
for Piggy Packer: Curse of the Were-Pigs?

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No, sorry.
This is Medieval Knievel: Stunt Peasant.

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Triumph!

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I'm looking for
Piggy Packer: Curse of the Were-Pigs?

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We're Super Mega Awesome Ultra Guy's
Super Mega Awesome Ultra Game.

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-Immune Response: Acute Attack.
-Cube Constructor.

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Football!

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Oh my!

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-Immune Response 2: Booster Shot!
-Critter Village.

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You design a cute critter, their house,
and decorate it however you want.

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Look at the little outfits!

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In our most recent update,
you can sip your juice.

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I have to go, but I will be back.

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-Bubble Battle!
-Crash Cow!

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-Underwatch!
-Fork Knife!

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This is exhausting!

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Attention, gamers!

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Piggy Packer: Curse of the Were-Pigs
showcase is starting on the main stage.

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That's it! Anybody know
where I can find the main stage?

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Thanks, everyone.

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Here it comes!

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20 years ago, we captured a generation

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with the original
Piggy Packer for Gamebot.

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But today, at the 15th annual
F4 Gaming Convention,

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we're honoured to announce,
for the first time,

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Piggy Packer: Curse of the Were-Pigs
will now be available in VR!

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This is awesome!

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Oh! Hi, I'm Gaby. I made
Piggy Packer: Curse of the Were-Pigs.

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-Anyone want to try it?
-Me! Pick me!

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Gaby! I have a really
important question for you--

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Aw, rats.

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Hey. What's your name?

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I'm Beep. Gaby, I really
need to ask you a question.

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Don't worry.

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-There'll be a Q&A after the demo.
-No, but--

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Just put this headset on, have some fun.

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-Okay, if you say so.
-See you soon.

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I have a question.

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What is a noun?

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What the… Is this salami?

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Noun swap!

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"Noun swap"?

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A noun is any person, place, or thing.

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I just swap one noun with any other noun.

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You swapped the noun "paper"
for the noun "salami"?

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Sure did! Isn't that hilarious?

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Not really. It's just kind of--

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Why has the cafeteria cook
been replaced with a juggler?

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Noun swap! They're both people!

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Egads! My laboratory's been replaced
with a dance club.

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Noun swap! They're both places!

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My chair's been replaced with a bear trap?

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Noun swap! They are both things.

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Just remember, a noun
is any person, place, or thing.

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My horn's been swapped with a banana!

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My clothes have been swapped
with a cannon!

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Noun swap!

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Get down with the noun!
Everybody, sing it

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A noun is a person, a place or thing

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When you talk about your mother
Sister, brother, that's a noun

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A person's a noun

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A physician, magician, or politician
That's a noun

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A word for a person's a noun

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It's a rule that's worth remembering

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A noun is a person, place or thing

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When you talk about a place
Like a beach, that's a noun

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A place is a noun

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Tucson, Arizona, Tel Aviv, Barcelona
That's a noun

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-A word for a place is a noun
-I find it fascinating

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A noun is a person, place or thing
When you talk about a shoe, kite, or kazoo

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-That's a noun
-A thing is a noun

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A pumpkin, pocket, robot or rocket
That's a noun

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A word for a thing is a noun

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When you're talking, reading, writing

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A noun is a person, place or thing
A noun is a person, place or thing

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-Get down!
-A person, place or thing

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-With a noun!
-A person, place or thing

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With a noun!

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Next stop, Piggy Packer Virtual Reality.

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Where am I?

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What's going on?

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You're in my game,
but facing the wrong way. Turn around.

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Okay. How do I play?

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Guess the number of pigs that will fit
safely in the area of each pen.

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You have three chances, so be careful.

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Too low and the roof will collapse.

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Too high, and our nice piggies
turn into terrible were-pigs.

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-When does that happen?
-When the moon's full, of course.

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Pack those piggies!

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Oh no! Are we playing?

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Okay, how many pigs?

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Oh! One, two, three, four.

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Four pigs?

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Good job. A pen
two spaces long by two spaces wide

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can fit four square pigs.

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Your pigs are safe from the full moon.

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Phew!

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Everybody wins Level 1.

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Ready for Level 2?

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Whoa! This one's big.
I don't think there's time to count them.

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Go!

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Maybe I should try addition?

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Five squares plus six squares equals…
Carry the one…

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Eleven pigs?

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Oh. You guessed too low.

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Two more tries.

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I don't know. One hundred pigs?

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How am I supposed to do this?

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It's simple. This game is based on maths.

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Maths?

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Maths?

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Yeah. Maths is fun.
Want to see how it works?

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To beat this game, you use maths
to find the area of each pen.

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What is area?

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The amount of space inside a flat,
closed shape, like a rectangle or pig pen.

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Or Disco Delilah's dance floor.

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You can count each base,
but a faster way is multiplication.

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Take the width, multiply it by the length,

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and you'll know its area.

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Multiplication! Of course!

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Different shapes can have the same area.

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6 wide and 2 long also has an area of 12,

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same as 1 wide and 12 long.

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Whoa.

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Mum, I think I'm into maths.

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Ready to try again?
You have one heart left.

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Bring it on.

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Okay.

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The width of the pen is six spaces,
the length is five spaces.

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Six multiplied by five equals…

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That's 5, 10, 15…

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-Oh, I can't watch.
-So exciting!

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20, 25…

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A six-by-five pen can fit 30 square pigs!

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Oh, hey. You win.

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Wow!

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Thanks for teaching me about area.
Got to run, I have a question to answer.

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We love maths!

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Find the area

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In a flat, closed shape
The area is the space inside the lines

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If you got a rectangle or a square
A cool way to measure the area

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Take length times width, that's the key
Measure a square and you'll see

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Three units long times three units wide
That's nine square units inside

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Count one, two, three, four
Five, six, seven, eight, nine

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-It's measurin' time
-Find the area

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Wanna know the area of your front door
A picture, or a rug on the floor

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With maths and measuring skill
Find the answer

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-You know the drill
-Length times width multiplied

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Gives the number of square units

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5 times 3, that comes to 15
Count the squares, you'll see what I mean

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Count 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

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-It's measurin' time
-Find the area

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Take length times width

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That'll prepare you
To find a square or a rectangle's area

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-That's measurin' time
-Find the area

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Yeah!

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Disco Delilah? Are you there? Come in!

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Oh, Beep, am I glad to see you.

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Opening night's around the corner,
and I haven't ordered tiles.

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Don't worry. I figured out what area is.

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That's what I like to hear.
What do you got for me?

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Area describes the amount of space inside
a flat, closed shape, like a rectangle.

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My dance floor's a flat, closed shape
like a rectangle!

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Exactly! The area of that dance floor

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is the number of same-sized
square tiles that can fit in it.

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Hold up. I'm building
the biggest dance floor in the world.

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How do I figure that out?

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If we take the length of your dance floor…

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That's 100 square tiles.

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Multiply it by its width…

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That's another 100 square tiles.

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100 times 100 is…

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Wow! You'll need 10,000 square tiles
to fill the whole dance floor!

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Ten thousand tiles?

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Ten thousand tiles?

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That's a lot of tiles.
At least I know how many to buy now.

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You sure do. Good luck with your club!

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Thanks to you,
this is gonna be the biggest,

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most bodacious, most funkiest dance floor
in the whole wide world.

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Thank you.