Statement Match-Up

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Students will remain in the same groups as the previous activity. They will play an online game in which a set of general statements will be given. For each general statement, the group must choose the correct supporting evidence that matches it. They will have one minute to match the supporting evidence for each general statement.

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Avelyn Rose Mallorca

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Statement Match-UpOnline version Instructions: Students will remain in the same groups as the previous activity. They will play an online game in which a set of general statements will be given. For each general statement, the group must choose the correct supporting evidence that matches it. They will have one minute to match the supporting evidence for each general statement. by Avelyn Rose Mallorca 1 Disobedience leads to consequences. 2 A parent’s love endures even in pain. 3 Temptation can lead people away from their responsibilities. 4 Regret often comes too late. The daughters left with the young men without their father's permission. A storm destroyed their boats, and they were never seen again. The father paddled to follow his daughters, calling out to them. Even after their disobedience, he still searched for them the next day. The sisters were tempted by the traders and left their duties. Their excitement made them ignore family obligations. The father cried and chased after the boats too late. The daughters didn’t return, and it was too late to make things right. A storm began as the father broke down in grief. The daughters became islands, showing the result of their choices. The father feared his daughters would be taken far away. The daughters turned into islands as punishment. Nature responded with darkness and thunder.

Statement Match-UpOnline version

Instructions: Students will remain in the same groups as the previous activity. They will play an online game in which a set of general statements will be given. For each general statement, the group must choose the correct supporting evidence that matches it. They will have one minute to match the supporting evidence for each general statement.

by Avelyn Rose Mallorca

Disobedience leads to consequences.

A parent’s love endures even in pain.

Temptation can lead people away from their responsibilities.

Regret often comes too late.

The daughters left with the young men without their father's permission.

A storm destroyed their boats, and they were never seen again.

The father paddled to follow his daughters, calling out to them.

Even after their disobedience, he still searched for them the next day.

The sisters were tempted by the traders and left their duties.

Their excitement made them ignore family obligations.

The father cried and chased after the boats too late.

The daughters didn’t return, and it was too late to make things right.

A storm began as the father broke down in grief.

The daughters became islands, showing the result of their choices.

The father feared his daughters would be taken far away.

The daughters turned into islands as punishment.

Nature responded with darkness and thunder.

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Statement Match-UpOnline version

by Avelyn Rose Mallorca

Disobedience leads to consequences.

A parent’s love endures even in pain.

Temptation can lead people away from their responsibilities.

Regret often comes too late.

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