Should, ought to, had better: giving friendly advice
Noughts and Crosses
Should, ought to, had better: giving friendly advice
Two teams play noughts and crosses on one device: answer a question right to take a square, and get three in a row.
- English
- B1
- 9 items
- ≈ 5 min
- Two teams share one device: Team X goes first, and Team O opens the next round.
- The team whose turn it is chooses an empty square on the board and answers the question that comes up together.
- A right answer puts the team's mark on the square; a wrong one leaves it empty. After every answer the turn passes to the other team.
- Three marks in a row, across, down or diagonally, win the round; the team that wins two of the three rounds wins.
How to play? Scoring and details
- Scoring
- The rounds each team wins are kept on screen during the game only; they are not saved.
- With a keyboard
- Move between the squares with the arrow keys and press Enter, or press 1 to 9; in a question 1, 2, 3, 4 choose the options and Enter moves on.
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