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Antarctic Explorers

 
Which Lecture Would Be The Most Interesting?
Do you think you are a good detective? Let's check. Without looking back, try to recreate the various cover pages in your mind. What exactly did you see?
Which explorer's lecture looks the most interesting? Why do you think it is more interesting than the other ones. Use facts from the cover sheet to justify your answer.

Now design a cover sheet of your own describing your Adventures in Antarctica. Try to use the same tricks these people did to make your cover sheet interesting.
 
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