Fact Or Fiction Game

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Agriculture

Our Fact or Fiction Game can be produced as focused editions built around key agricultural topics. These versions are ideal for commodity groups, ag educators, and outreach events where a clear, targeted message is important.

Each version is fully customizable with your branding, graphics, and content:

• Corn Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Most U.S. corn is grown for livestock feed.” (True)
• Soybean Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Soy products are only used in food.” (False)
• Beef Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Beef cattle are raised on pasture their whole lives.” (True)
• Dairy Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Milk in stores contains antibiotics.” (False)
• Poultry Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Most chicken farms are family-owned.” (True)
• Pork Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Pigs are omnivores.” (True)
• Wheat Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Wheat is grown in every U.S. state.” (False)
• Hay Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Hay and alfalfa are essential for dairy cattle.” (True)
• Egg Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Brown eggs are more nutritious than white eggs.” (False)
• Cotton Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Cottonseed is used in animal feed.” (True)

Perfect for: Commodity booths, classroom programs, ag literacy events, and community outreach.

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Soil & Water

Use Fact or Fiction Games to teach key conservation principles in a way that’s fast, engaging, and easy to deploy. Ideal for district booths, education centers, and field days.

Each version is fully customizable with your branding, graphics, and content:

• Runoff Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Fertilizer runoff only happens during storms.” (False)
• Erosion Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Plant roots help prevent soil erosion.” (True)
• Water Quality Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Clear water is always clean water.” (False)
• Watershed Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Watersheds cross town, county, and even state lines.” (True)
• Cover Crop Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Cover crops help retain nutrients in soil.” (True)
• Soil Health Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “All soils have the same nutrient content.” (False)
• Conservation Careers Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Soil and water districts employ scientists, educators, and engineers.” (True)

Perfect for: Conservation district booths, classroom outreach, watershed events, and community education programs.

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Finance

The Fact or Fiction Game is a powerful tool for financial literacy outreach. These game editions help simplify complex financial topics in a way that’s fun, visual, and effective for community engagement.

Each version is fully customizable with your branding, graphics, and content:

• Personal Finance Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “You should always pay the minimum amount due on your credit card.” (False)
• Credit Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Checking your own credit score lowers it.” (False)
• Loans & Lending Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “A lower interest rate always means a better loan.” (False)
• Investing & Retirement Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Starting early makes a big difference in retirement savings.” (True)
• Insurance Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Renters insurance covers your belongings in a fire.” (True)
• Fraud Prevention Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Banks will never ask for your PIN over text or email.” (True)
• Student Loan Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Federal student loans have the same interest rate for everyone.” (False)
• Banking Tools Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Using a debit card helps build credit.” (False)
• Home Buying Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “You always need a 20% down payment to buy a home.” (False)
• Community Impact Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Local credit unions reinvest in the communities they serve.” (True)

Perfect for: Financial literacy programs, in-branch displays, classroom visits, and community education events.

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Energy

The Fact or Fiction Game can help your utility or education program engage the public around important energy topics. It simplifies concepts and sparks meaningful conversations in schools, at events, and online.

Each version is fully customizable with your branding, graphics, and content:

• Renewable Energy Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Solar panels don’t work on cloudy days.” (False)
• Electricity Basics Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Turning off lights saves money instantly.” (True)
• Energy Efficiency Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “LED bulbs use more electricity than CFLs.” (False)
• Home Energy Use Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Most home energy is used for lighting.” (False)
• Grid & Generation Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Power plants generate electricity 24/7.” (True)
• Careers in Energy Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “You need a 4-year degree to work in the energy field.” (False)
• Electric Vehicles Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “EVs produce zero emissions during operation.” (True)
• Utility Safety Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “You should call 811 before digging in your yard.” (True)

Perfect for: Utility booths, classroom outreach, public energy fairs, and safety education campaigns.

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Health

Use the Fact or Fiction Game to engage your audience with approachable, interactive learning about key health topics. These games work well in clinics, outreach events, and educational settings.

Each version is fully customizable with your branding, graphics, and content:

• Public Health Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “You only need to see a doctor when you’re sick.” (False)
• Nutrition Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Frozen vegetables are less nutritious than fresh ones.” (False)
• Wellness Habits Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Getting enough sleep is important for your immune system.” (True)
• Mental Health Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Only adults experience depression.” (False)
• Fitness & Exercise Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “You must exercise for an hour straight to benefit.” (False)
• Substance Abuse Prevention Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “Prescription drugs are always safe if prescribed by a doctor.” (False)
• Health Careers Fact or Fiction Game – Example Question: “All health care careers require medical school.” (False)

Perfect for: Health fairs, school wellness programs, community clinics, and outreach campaigns.