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This document provides guiding questions and resources for a treasure hunt activity aimed at exposing the nature of food products consumed and the values behind different life choices related to food. It asks what transgenic food is and the drawbacks of consuming it. It also asks about the conditions farm animals are raised in and different food choices and their differences. The key question is whether purely organic farming is possible, and why or why not. The document provides criteria for evaluating the treasure hunt activity on content, vocabulary, English use, teamwork and roles.
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- 2. knowledge. knowledge. acquirement of knowledge. acquirement of knowledge. vocabulary Lack of vocabulary related to the topic. Little vocabulary related to the topic. Suitable vocabulary related to the topic. Vocabulary is perfectly chosen. Use of English Not understandable ideas. Some ideas are understandable but some not. Ideas are well expressed, making an easy comprehension of the answers. Ideas are perfectly expressed and show an excellent use of the language. Team work Roles are not well organized, only some members worked. Poor time management. Roles are organized but not all the members worked. Time management is ok. Roles are organized, all members worked, time management is ok. Roles are perfectly organized, all members worked equally, perfect timing. By David Burgueño & Fernanda Martinez