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Sep132011

Free Rice is a simple test site for teachers and students that has an ethical bonus built into it. For every question students answer correctly Freerice will donate 10 grains of rice to third world nations. There are a range of useful tests for all ages and subject areas and would be a great thing for your students and those in need around the world. Access FreeRice here.

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Thank you so much from our team and behalf of the people to whom we provide meals, for helping us to raise rice, by raising awareness. Rice up against hunger! :)

September 13, 2011 |

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