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3. Continue – Let’s practice breaking a code. Listen Up Recruits! The government needs your help. Enemies have been sending secret messages hidden in large groups of numbers. You can help by finding specific number patterns. You may have to answer questions from the enemies computer in order to find these hidden numbers.

4. 8834677 88346118834677 8834671 88346738834677 778922888346118834677 883467888326777789228883467777892288834677 77892288834677 77892288834677 Practice Code Break #1 Look at each number on the page to find the correct number. Watch Out – If you click on the wrong code you must start over. Click the button below to begin. Begin

5. 8834677 88346118834677 8834671 88346738834677 778922888346118834677 883467888326777789228883467777892288834677 77892288834677 77892288834677

6. 88346118834677 8834671 88346738834677 778922888346118834677 883467888326777789228883467777892288834677 77892288834677 77892288834677 Excellent Work! You have broken your first code. Click on this square to keep going. Continue

7. Excellent work! Now, in order to get to the secret messages you will need to answer some questions we have been receiving via the enemies computer. Answer enough correctly and you will be allowed to search for more codes. Continue

8. Instructions: 1. You will need to use the enemies computer in order to find the next code. 2. Answer questions from the computer correctly and you will advance to the next code. 3. To answer the questions click on the buttons at the below each question. Continue – I am ready to answer questions. Next Question… What is the capitol city of South Carolina? A. Greenville B. Columbia C. Florence D. Easley ABCD Click these buttons to answer.

9. Next Question… Gorillas main predators are A. Tigers B. None. They have no predators. C. Pandas D. Gorillas from neighboring packs ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

10. Next Question… Like many island animals, the Amsterdam Albatross is endangered because of… A. Pollution B. Global Warming C. Diminished resources D. Introduced animals ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

11. Next Question… Poachers usually hunt rhinos for their… A. Horns B. Skin C. Teeth D. Hooves ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

12. Next Question… African wild dogs are among the best ________ in the animal kingdom. A. Climbers B. Jumpers C. Hunters D. Dancers ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

13. 6899311689944177892226899341 77892226899341 7789228689944168993417189229778922868993416899144 6899341778922377892287789223778922868993416899444 778322868992417789228773922868993437789228 6899341778322968993417789228 7189228 7789223718922868993417789228689933471392296899444 7189228689934477892286899341718922868993247789228 6899351718922968993417789227778922371892397789129 Code Break #2 Look at each number on the page to find the correct number. Watch Out – If you click on the wrong code you must start over. Click the Below to Begin. Begin

14. 6899311689944177892226899341 77892226899341 7789228689944168993417189229778922868993416899144 6899341778922377892287789223778922868993416899444 778322868992417789228773922868993437789228 6899341778322968993417789228 7189228 7789223718922868993417789228689933471392296899444 7189228689934477892286899341718922868993247789228 6899351718922968993417789227778922371892397789129

15. 6899311689944177892226899341 77892226899341 7789228689944168993417189229778922868993416899144 6899341778922377892287789223778922868993416899444 778322868992417789228773922868993437789228 6899341778322968993417789228 7189228 7789223718922868993417789228689933471392296899444 7189228689934477892286899341718922868993247789228 6899351718922968993417789227778922371892397789129 Excellent Work! You have broken the code. Click on this square to keep going. Keep Going

16. Next Question… Over 1/3 of all animal species live in the Amazon rainforest. FalseTrue Great Job! Click here to keep going.

17. Next Question… All extinction happens because of human activity. FalseTrue Great Job! Click here to keep going.

18. Next Question… Golden lion tamarins love to sleep in A. Nests of leaves B. Tree holes C. Window sills D. Hot air balloons ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

19. Next Question… The greatest threat to animals today is A. Hunting B. Pollution C. Diminished food sources D. Habitat loss ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

20. Next Question… The Chinese River dolphin is endangered because of A. Water pollution B. Poaching C. Introduced species D. Loss of habitat ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

21. Next Question… Like many large mammals, tigers are endangered because of A. Smaller animals B. Introduced species C. Habitat destruction D. Poaching ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

22. 5589227508922155892277589221558122155822215589229 778922855892275889221558922755882215589227 5689221558922757892215589227 55872215589227 558622155891175589227 55892215587221 5589227 55852215586221 5585221558922755832215589227538922155802215889221 55832215589227558422150892215585221 5689221 68993515589227 5589321558222155892275189221 Code Break #3 Look at each number on the page to find the correct number. Watch Out – If you click on the wrong code you must start over. Click the Below to Begin. Begin

23. 5589227508922155892277589221558122155822215589229 778922855892275889221558922755882215589227 5689221558922757892215589227 55872215589227 558622155891175589227 55892215587221 5589227 55852215586221 5585221558922755832215589227538922155802215889221 55832215589227558422150892215585221 5689221 68993515589227 5589321558222155892275189221

24. 5589227508922155892277589221558122155822215589229 778922855892275889221558922755882215589227 5689221558922757892215589227 55872215589227 558622155891175589227 55892215587221 5589227 55852215586221 5585221558922755832215589227538922155802215889221 55832215589227558422150892215585221 5689221 68993515589227 5589321558222155892275189221 Excellent Work! You have broken the code. Click on this square to keep going. Keep Going

25. Next Question… How long can a sea turtle’s migration swim last? A. Up to 10 years B. 10 to 20 minutes C. 1 year D. 3-5 years ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

26. Next Question… What do pandas usually eat? A. Leaves B. Grass C. Bamboo shoots D. Fish ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

27. Next Question… How fast can a dolphin swim? A. 15 km per hour B. 30 km per hour C. 1 km per hour D. 45 km per hour ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

28. Next Question… This endangered, large grey mammal lives its entire life in the sea. It is sometimes called a ‘sea cow.’ A. Fin whale B. Bottlenose dolphin C. Grey whale D. Dugong ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

29. Next Question… This endangered bird has very good sight and hearing. Its diet consists mainly of mammals. It can be found from Southern British Columbia, Canada, to southern California and lives mainly in old growth forests. A. Northern goshawk B. Northern spotted owl C. Harpy eagle D. Northern pygmy owl ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

30. 4499337498933744893374189337448033744843374489331 447933748893374469337449933744883374483337 4469337478933744883374889337448733744833314485337 4419337468933744493374499337448633744823374483331 442933745893374479337428933744853374481331 4449337438933744993374389337448433744823374480337 4429337418933744293374479337448333744833314479337 44393374289337418933744893374482337 4478337 Code Break #4 Look at each number on the page to find the correct number. Watch Out – If you click on the wrong code you must start over. This time you only have a limited amount of time to find the code. Click the Below to Begin. Begin

32. 4499337498933744893274189337448033744843374489331 447933748893374469337449933744883374483337 4469337478933744883374889337448733744833314485337 4419337468933744493374499337448633744823374483331 442933745893374479337428933744853374481331 4449337438933744993374389337448433744823374480337 4429337418933744293374479337448333744833314479337 44393374289337418933744893374482337 4478337 Time Remaining

33. Sorry recruit! That was incorrect. You are going to have to go back and try it again. Try Again

34. 5589227508922155892277589221558122155822215589229 778922855892275889221558922755882215589227 5689221558922757892215589227 55872215589227 558622155891175589227 55892215587221 5589227 55852215586221 5585221558922755832215589227538922155802215889221 55832215589227558422150892215585221 5689221 68993515589227 5589321558222155892275189221 Excellent Work! You have broken the code. Click on this square to keep going. Keep Going

35. Next Question… This bird is the tallest in N. America with a wingspan of 7.5 feet. It lives in marshes and flies south for the winter. The bird nests in Canada and winters at a wildlife refuge in Texas. A. Great blue heron B. Great egret C. Sandhill crane D. Whooping crane ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

36. Next Question… Which endangered reptile is still hunted in some areas for its valuable hide? Florida is the only place in the U.S. where this species can be found. Its population is estimated between 100-400. A. American crocodile B. American alligator C. Green anole D. Gila monster ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

37. Next Question… What state has over 1/3 of all endangered species on the list in the U.S.? A. Florida B. Hawaii C. Alaska D. North Carolina ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

38. Next Question… This mammal has been downgraded to ‘lower risk’ on the Endangered Species List mainly because of a reintroduction plan in Yellowstone, Idaho and Montana. Its diet consists of bison, deer, and elk. A. Coyote B. Grizzly bear C. Grey wolf D. Bobcat ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

39. 5656338555683855553385536338555333855563185236338 5156338535683855543385546338555633855563285346338 5256338545683855533385566338515733855563285446338 5356338585623855523385576338525833855563485236338 5456338555613855513385586338535833855563585226338 5156338555623855503385596338535333855563685336338 5456338555613855573385506338525333855563785446338 5256338555643855583385516338505233855563885116338 Code Break #5 Look at each number on the page to find the correct number. Watch Out – If you click on the wrong code you must start over. You will have a limited amount of time to find the numbers. Click the Below to Begin. Begin

41. 5656338555683855553385536338555333855563185236338 5156338535683855543385546338555633855563285346338 5256338545683855533385566338515733855563285446338 5356338585623855523385576338525833855563485236338 5456338555613855513385586338535833855563585226338 5156338555623855503385596338535333855563685336338 5456338555613855573385506338525333855563785446338 5256338555643855583385516338505233855563885116338 Time Remaining

42. Come on recruit! You can do better. I am sending you back to try it again. Click the Try Again button. Try Again

43. 5656338555683855553385536338555333855563185236338 5156338535683855543385546338555633855563285346338 5256338545683855533385566338515733855563285446338 5356338585623855523385576338525833855563485236338 5456338555613855513385586338535833855563585226338 5156338555623855503385596338535333855563685336338 5456338555613855573385506338525333855563785446338 5256338555643855583385516338505233855563885116338 Excellent Work! You have broken the code. Click on this square to keep going. Keep Going

44. Next Question… Human development and agriculture is the largest threat to A. Bats B. Insects C. Native bird populations D. Amphibians ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

45. Next Question… These animals are among the oldest reptile species on Earth. They were around during the time of the dinosaurs. A. Green sea turtle B. Sea snake C. Loggerhead turtle D. Monitor lizard ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

46. Next Question… Coral reefs are called the “Rainforests of the Sea” because of their A. Wetness B. Animal diversity C. Similar plants D. Ability to produce oxygen ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

47. Next Question… In 1983, there were only _____ California Condors left in the wild. A. 3 B. 13 C. 30 D. 300 ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

48. Next Question… Burrowing owls surround their homes with mammal poop to A. Impress other owls B. Ward off larger animals C. Attract bugs to eat D. Create a secure barrier for their home ABCD Great Job! Click here to keep going.

49. 7712828771281871123387715838711283877118387722888 7712818771282877123387716838721283877138387712888 7712818 77123387713838741283877148387711828 7712858774284877123387714838751283877118387711848 7712848773288871128387718838761283877168387711858 7742888772288871128387717838781283877128387716838 7732888773289877122387717838791283877188387715838 7722888772280871128387718838701283877108387714838 Code Break #6 Look at each number on the page to find the correct number. Watch Out – If you click on the wrong code you must start over. This time you only have 30 seconds to find the code. Click the Below to Begin. Begin

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52. Come on recruit! You can do better. I am sending you back to try it again. Click the Try Again button. Try Again

53. 7712828771281871123387715838711283877118387722888 7712818771282877123387716838721283877138387712888 7712818 77123387713838741283877148387711828 7712858774284877123387714838751283877118387711848 7712848773288871128387718838761283877168387711858 7742888772288871128387717838781283877128387716838 7732888773289877122387717838791283877188387715838 7722888772280871128387718838701283877108387714838 You only have 30 seconds to break the code. Excellent Work! You have broken the code. Click on this square to keep going. Next

54. Sorry recruit! That was incorrect. You are going to have to go back and try it again. Try Again

55. Thanks recruit! That was the last code box. We can now break the enemies code. Thanks for all your help. Next

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