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21 comments:
Like the matter Battleship, this is another cool game to help you study cells and their structure. I didn't know at least three of them, but overall, I knew most of them. I especially love studying while playing Rags to Riches!
Cool! I really liked the game, and it was a good review of the different parts of the cell. It was really fun to get to "earn money" for all of the thing I knew about the cell. They didn't have the same questions every time, either! I really enjoyed playing this game.
I would have liked the questions to have more variety once you played it. ( for me danielle that is how it worked. I don't know about you, but for me it showed the problems in the same order 4 times in a row) The questions came in the same order. Otherwise, I thought it was a pretty cool game.
I thought this game was okay. I thought that the question's were great and the theme was also cool. As Emma said I would have liked the question's to have more of a variety once you have played it a couple times.
I think this game was a great review of the stuff we learned last year. I wish we could study for tests using these kinds of games, because it was fun and a learning experience at the same time.
This is an OK game. I was amazed how easily I remembered all the facts about the cell! Even though I did fail :)! We did these type of games in Spanish and in other classes too. Maybe the could have had more challenging questions or varying questions.
I liked this game a lot. There was a lot of interesting questions about the cell. After a while though, the questions go boring and repetitive. But in the end, I found it fun to play, and I learn quite a bit about the cell.
I thought this game gave you a lot of good info. It was pretty fun to. I play this in latin so it was fun to see it on the blog site.
At some point, this game got frustrating, but other than that, it was very fun. I liked it because it taught you a lot of stuff, even though the majority of the students here SHOULD still know about the cell. :] Very fun and would reccommend it to any reader who was interested in learning stuff about the cell. :]
this is a good way to study but 1-2 questions you had to guess if we were learning about cells right now i would play it all the time for it would help me learn facts as well play a game
this was an interesting game, but like emma said, i think they were a little bit repetitive with questions. it also brought back happy memories from room 5
Well, I played this, and it wasn't very entertaining for me (I know everything in there). Another thing I noticed that the creator spelled the word "vacuole" incorrectly on several occasions. This would be better if it wasn't so randomized (sometimes the easiest question is $1,000,000 and the first is the hardest).
I found this game very interesting. I was a little rusty on what we learned about the cell last year, so this was a good refresher. I've always loved Quia. Now, if only we actually won a million dollars...
I really like that game, once again, it's a great way to learn your cell parts. Although, I think it would be cooler if you replace the three hints with three lives.
I personally love Rags to Riches as a game, so playing that and learning about cells is really fun for me. 3 quarters of the stuff I remember from room 5, but there was some stuff in there that I either didn't remember or wasn't taught in room 5. For example, I can't remember if I was taught how plants make their food. This was a very interesting game to play. Definitely worth it.
I'm a millionaire!!! I thought that this was a really cool game. I also think that they should give different questions, maybe the more you play the harder the questions get, or something like that. Although the questions were easy and they were the same ones each time the game was a great review on cell structure.
This is another great game for learning about the cell and its organelles. However, this applies for mostly people who forgot about the cell, or who are just learning about it. This was just a review for me like Howard said, and also a fun way to compete with my friends. Like Howard also said, it shouldn't be randomized. I agree too, they should save the harder questions for later on in the game. It should still be a little bit randomized though because if every time it was the same, people could just keep guessing at the same question until they get it right. That being said, the concept of the game was great and I loved the use of the "three hints." We not benefit that much by using three lives, Psalm. That part would totally ruin the whole, "suspense when you're at a million dollars" part. It would be really cool if they were to also make like a "Are you smarter than a 5th grader" game with cells and biology. Arjun out
Maybe one way they could improve it is to add more levels(I went through it pretty quickly)
I really loved this game! I was familiar with it because we did this game in spanish class. It was kind of challenging because we haven't did this since last year but, I think I did pretty good for not even having the plant cell structure last year!
This was a good way to get us to remember our cell facts, but it was a little boring. It would be fun to play against a live person. You would see who could become a millionaire first, when you messed up you started over or stopped playing. I liked the mater battle ship better. That was more fun and you could change levels for different questions.
I liked the game a lot! It was a good way to review the cells from rm. 5, and a good way to finish off the biodiversity unit because all living things are based on the cell. I enjoyed the game as it is my favorite game in spanish.
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