1. Welcome to...
Union Squares
A Game of X’s and O’s

2. If you are unfamiliar with the game show, the purpose of this program is to answer questions correctly to form 3 X's or O's across, up and down, or diagonally. This program is excellent for classroom instruction because you can have 1 or 2 students take up each square and also have 2 contestants. This allows for up to 20 participants at a time.
How to Play
When you reach the opening screen with the names, you must click your mouse each time you want a new name or caricature to appear. Then, after all caricatures have appeared, click again for the main game screen. Have one to two students in pretend to be in each square. One of the two contestants picks their first square. Let's say Susie goes first and she is X. She chooses square 5. You must click on the person in the square in order to go to the question for slide 5. After clicking on the person, the question for that square appears.
Let's say the question is "What year did Columbus come to America?"
The person who you have assigned to the middle square then has to answer (or bluff) to that question.
Let's say that Johnny is square 5 and says "1998".
Susie then has to agree or disagree with Johnny's answer. After she has made her decision, you click the mouse again and the correct answer appears. Click on the menu arrow to return to the main game board. If Susie agreed with Johnny, she was wrong. Therefore, you would put an "O" in the black box in square 5 by clicking in the black box and typing and uppercase "O". If Susie disagreed with Johnny, you would put an "X" in the black box in square 5. Alternate contestants until someone has made 3 in a row. When that has happened, you can type in a "1" in their scoreboard section by clicking in the black box and entering the "1". If you aren't familiar with adding more slides to the presentation, you can now click on the "Click here if X wins" button to go to the winning slide. If you want more than one game, you can either copy additional slides, or just create multiple presentations.
*****NOTE: Once you enter the "X" and "O" into the game board, you must go back and delete them from within the presentation. If you do not clear off the game board before exiting, they will be saved as part of the presentation!

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6. 1
What is the length of a basketball court in inches if it is 94 feet long?

7. 1
1128 Inches
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8. How wide is a soccer field in yards if it is 720 inches wide?

9. 2
60 Yards
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10. How many feet are in a mile when there is 1760 yards in a mile?3
How many feet are in a mile when there is 1760 yards in a mile?

11. 3
5280 Feet
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12. How many inches are in a volleyball court4
How many inches are in a volleyball court
that measures 59 feet?

13. 4
708 Inches
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14. 5 How many yards are in the length of a football field
when it measures 300 feet long?

15. 5
100 Yards
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16. How many feet are in the width of tennis court that measures 12 yards?6
How many feet are in the width of tennis court that measures 12 yards?

17. 6
36 Feet
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18. How many feet between the bases in baseball if it is 1080 inches ?7
How many feet between the bases in baseball if it is 1080 inches ?

19. 7
90 Feet
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20. How many inches high is hurdle that is 3.5 feet high?8
How many inches high is hurdle that is 3.5 feet high?

21. 8
42 Inches
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22. 9
What is the length of a basketball court in feet if it is 1128 inches long?

23. 9
94 Feet
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