This document provides guidelines for creating an oral report on an unsolved mystery. It recommends including: 1) An introduction of group members and the mystery's background information such as when and where it was first mentioned. 2) A detailed description and history of the mystery using images. 3) An explanation of why it is considered unsolved and specific events. 4) Where the mystery is mostly known and inclusion of a related map. 5) Brief explanations of different theories using images or short videos. 6) What most people believe and examples to support it. 7) The group or individual conclusions and why they think that. 8) Additional original information and at

1. Mystery Names You can insert an image related to your mystery When starting the oral report, be sure to present all group members and provide time so the professors can write all names