Surviving Game: Escape From the Lion [ Ago-For-Since ]

April 19, 2010 at 10:35 PM (PowerPoints)
Tags: Ago, For, grammar, Since

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~:| Screenshots |:~

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~:| General Instructions |:~

01. Slide two | Introduction: you have to click after each sentence that appears to move forward.

02. Slide 03-23:

02.1. You have to click after the [ Question # ] appears, to show the question.

02.2. After you choose an answer, wait for a circle with the next question number; it appears under the picture. Click that xircle to move to the next question. Don’t click anywhere, because you’ll move to the next slide which would have a repeated question with different score; Each question is repeated on couple of slides.

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~:| Notes |:~

01. To best view the game, have font Berline Sans FB installed.

02. The animation might be a little bit slow at some stage, because the guy picture is animated. So you can wait patiently, or just click once to get over that specific animation.

03. Practice running the game before taking it into your classroom.

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~:| Strange Problem |:~

In the first game and this one as well there is a strange problem that persists at a certain point of the game.

01. When you reach Question #06 after straight five correct answers (The little guy on score +05), the guy – no matter what answer you choose – jumps to score +03 repeating Question #06!

This jump, basically, means that the slide animation didn’t work! and you moved to the next slide. I worked closely with s.lefevre and Julia from ESLprintables to examine every bits of the game.. But nothing is missing! and all the animations are there! Why then? I don’t know!!

~:|  Solution |:~

All thanks to s.lefevre for finding this solution

01. Go to slide 18 (This is where the prolem is).

02. Delete the following : The signs for trying again or giving up, the text box of the man being unable to move, and the black square.

By this, your slide should work find with all the animation designed:

when choosing the correct answer, your guy would move and fade out, you’ll hear the enging starting and the car moving away, and the congratulations sign would appear.

You might loose the sense of closer here, but at least you get to give your students the congratulation they deserve!

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~:| Special Thanks |:~

Kisdobos from iSLCollective

for giving me the permission to use his idea to put this game together.

falafel from ESLprintables

for providing me with the game’s questions.

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~:| Downloads |:~

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