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"FACT OR FICTION?" APRIL FOOLS' DAY Reading Comprehension

"FACT OR FICTION?" APRIL FOOLS' DAY Reading Comprehension

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This passage highlights instances where truth and April Fools' Day pranks were confused. Notable examples include the 1957 BBC spaghetti harvest segment, initially mistaken as a joke, and the 2013 golden eagle video, a staged hoax. Additionally, Louisville's 2016 announcement to rename its airport in honor of Muhammad Ali was initially thought to be a prank but was true. Teachers can use these examples to illustrate how easily truth and fiction can be mistaken, emphasizing the need for critical thinking and media literacy.