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Readers answer questions, follow clues and navigate wrong turns to advance through the adventure.
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John Townsend - Author
Tatio Viana - Author
This is an interactive geology adventure: readers follow an urgent mission, answer geographical questions and use clues to progress. Its main appeal is combining problem-solving with learning about the Earth and volcanoes.
"Step inside for an earth shattering expedition! An urgent phone call comes in, it's Doctor Ludmila Popplecracker, the famous volcanologist! Drill down to the centre of the Earth to determine whether the supervolcano is about to erupt. It's a dangerous mission but you're being depended on to collect vital information! Readers must use their problem-solving skills and geographical knowledge to navigate their way through the thrilling adventure, learning more about geography with every page turned. Geography Quest follows the popular Maths Quest, Rubik Quest, Science Quest and History Quest series. Questions are carefully chosen to address important geographical subjects for the age group. Finding the answers enables readers to advance through the story, learning more about geography with every step taken. Clues are dotted along the way, and wrong turns will direct readers towards the right answer! A glossary explains geographical words and provides added reference material."--Amazon website.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is an interactive geology adventure: readers follow an urgent mission, answer geographical questions and use clues to progress. Its main appeal is combining problem-solving with learning about the Earth and volcanoes.
Readers answer questions, follow clues and navigate wrong turns to advance through the adventure.
The central situation involves a potentially erupting supervolcano and a dangerous expedition. Consider whether the reader enjoys high-stakes scientific adventure, and pause to distinguish dramatic possibility from established volcanic fact.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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