1. Transparency International annually produce their index on Corruption Perceptions. The report ranks over 160 countries according to the level of perceived corruption within its public sector. 
How many can you get right? All you have to do is say whether the index number of the second country is higher or lower than the first.

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Iraq 16
South Sudan 15

3. 50 5
Netherlands 87 43
Iraq 16 L 46
South Sudan 15 24
Comoros 26 H 28
Guinea 25 11
Australia 79 45
Angola 27
Bangladesh
Nigeria 20
Qatar 71 48
Afghanistan 37
Burundi 21 8
Singapore 85 3
Sweden 89 29
Kenya 34
Congo Republic 23 40
Uzbekistan 19 35
Chad 22
Tajikistan 9
Canada 83 33
Central African Republic 42
Venezuela 17 13
Belgium 77
Hong Kong 75 10
United Kingdom 81 47
Sudan 12
United States 76
France 70 4
New Zealand 88 38
Cambodia 49
Korea (North) 18
Japan 41
Guinea-Bissau
Ireland
Ukraine
Uruguay 74 6
Norway 2
Finland 90 50
Somalia 36
Myanmar 31
Papua New Guinea 39
Zimbabwe 30
Laos 14
Austria
Iceland
Paraguay 7
Switzerland 86 44
Libya 1
Denmark 91 32
Uganda
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Score
Denmark 91
Finland 90
Sweden 89
New Zealand 88
Netherlands 87
Norway
Switzerland 86
Singapore 85
Canada 83
United Kingdom 81
Australia 79
Iceland
Belgium 77
Austria 76
United States
Hong Kong 75
Ireland
Japan
Uruguay 74
Qatar 71
France 70
Paraguay 27
Ukraine
Comoros 26
Nigeria
Tajikistan
Bangladesh 25
Guinea
Kenya
Laos
Papua New Guinea
Uganda
Central African Republic 24
Congo Republic 23
Chad 22
Myanmar
Burundi 21
Cambodia
Zimbabwe
Uzbekistan 19
Guinea-Bissau 17
Venezuela
Iraq 16
Libya
Angola 15
South Sudan
Sudan 12
Afghanistan 11
Korea (North) 8
Somalia
Aim:
To learn some aspects of a data set using a game concept.
How to play:
Start the slideshow from slide 1 and click on ‘Click here to start’. The board will show a country and its score according to the corruption perception index (2015) from Transparency International. Thecloser to 100 the nearer that country is to a lack of corruption. You need to click on higher (the up arrow) or lower (the down arrow) depending on whether you think the unknown figure for the second country shown will be higher or lower. If you are correct you will earn a point.
Repeat this process until you get an incorrect answer or run out of data.
Click on ‘Reset Board’ to start again.