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    Dividing your class into six teams (only five are possible for car race) Develop a set of review questions for your topic. Ask the first team a question if they get it right click the corresponding button at the bottom to move their teams race object ahead one space.

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    Dividing your class into six teams (only five are possible for car race) Develop a set of review questions for your topic. Ask the first team a question if they get it right click the corresponding button at the bottom to move their teams race object ahead one space.

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    Dividing your class into six teams (only five are possible for car race) Develop a set of review questions for your topic. Ask the first team a question if they get it right click the corresponding button at the bottom to move their teams race object ahead one space.

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    The Racing Game of Knowledge

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    How to Play
    Car Race
    1. Divide your class into six teams (only five
    are possible for car race).
    2. Develop a set of review questions for your
    topic.
    3. Open the race game of your choice.
    4. Ask the first team a question if they get it
    right click the corresponding button at the
    bottom to move their teams race object
    ahead one space. (For the car race click the
    corresponding blimp above.)
    5. 5 correct responses will win the race.

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