Smiling Facts

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In 'Smiling Facts', players will explore a fun and engaging game where they determine whether various nouns are associated with positive and uplifting concepts. Players will answer with ✅ for nouns that bring a smile or joy and ❌ for those that do not. Get ready to test your knowledge of cheerful and happy things!

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Big Bang Academy

Hong Kong

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Smiling Facts


Smiling FactsVersion en ligne In 'Smiling Facts', players will explore a fun and engaging game where they determine whether various nouns are associated with positive and uplifting concepts. Players will answer with ✅ for nouns that bring a smile or joy and ❌ for those that do not. Get ready to test your knowledge of cheerful and happy things! par Big Bang Academy 1 Dolphins are always smiling because of their face shape. Yes No 2 People can smile while they’re sleeping. Yes No 3 Dogs smile just like humans. Yes No 4 Fake smiles don’t affect your brain. Yes No 5 Smiling makes you feel happier, even if you’re not happy at first. Yes No 6 It takes more muscles to smile than to frown. Yes No 7 People who smile often live longer. Yes No 8 Adults smile more than kids. Yes No 9 People can smile at the same time they’re crying Yes No 10 Smiling is like a superpower—it can make people happy Yes No 11 Smiling uses every muscle in your face. Yes No 12 Cats smile when they’re happy Yes No 13 Smiling is as good for your health as eating vegetables Yes No 14 Smiling makes you invisible. Yes No 15 It takes two muscles to smile Yes No 16 You can only smile when you feel happy. Yes No 17 You can only smile when you’re awake. Yes No 18 Smiling releases chemicals in your brain that make you feel good Yes No

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Smiling Facts

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Smiling FactsVersion en ligne

par Big Bang Academy

Dolphins are always smiling because of their face shape.

People can smile while they’re sleeping.

Dogs smile just like humans.

Fake smiles don’t affect your brain.

Smiling makes you feel happier, even if you’re not happy at first.

It takes more muscles to smile than to frown.

People who smile often live longer.

Adults smile more than kids.

People can smile at the same time they’re crying

Smiling is like a superpower—it can make people happy

Smiling uses every muscle in your face.

Cats smile when they’re happy

Smiling is as good for your health as eating vegetables

Smiling makes you invisible.

It takes two muscles to smile

You can only smile when you feel happy.

You can only smile when you’re awake.

Smiling releases chemicals in your brain that make you feel good