This document describes a game where players throw dice and are presented with riddles based on the dice roll. Riddles are associated with different colored cards and cover topics like animals, flags, fruits, vegetables, and painting tools. The riddles get progressively harder with higher dice rolls. The document also lists examples of riddles for each card color. It concludes by mentioning there is a vocabulary list to help solve the riddles.

1. Game analysis
 Learn how to play a game.
At first you throw the dice. If in the random play you have:
1. 1 or 2 points you answer the riddle of the red cards.
2. 3 or 4 points you reply the riddle of the pink cards.
3. 5 points you answer the riddle of the green cards.
4. 6 points you reply the riddle of the blue cards.
For to solve the riddle you have a clue and a vocabulary list.
Next you point the image at the semantic roulette.
 Analyse its structure and posible use in Education.
The riddles of the red cards are:
1. its bark is silver and its wood is used to make paper pulp and printing ink. It has
spiritual importance in ancient religions. Clue : birch or spruce.
2. Its body is elongated and moves by crowling on the ground. Clue: animal.
3. It is East Africa's flag. Clue: flag.
4. Water goes through my house "cate" for my heart. Who does not guess who I am it is
going to be a stupid ass. Clue: fruit.
5. It is a small seed from the pineapple and is harvested mainly in Asia. Clue: nut.
The riddles of the pink cards:
1. It has very strong hind legs, large feet to jump and it is located in Australia. Clue:
animal.
2. It can be a cake ingredient and it is also used in Hallowen. Clue: vegetable.
3. They are used by adults, children, artists and cartoonists and they are made of wood.
Clue: painting tool.
4. Its capital is Prague. Border with Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Poland. Clue: flag
of..
5. It is a feature of slim teenagers in dark dramatic makeup outfit. Clue: adjetive.
The riddles of the green cards:

2. 1. Round and brown and a little crushed you can eat raw, cooked and roasted. Clue:
nuts.
2. It represents a country whose capital is Santo Domingo and which is located in the
islands of the Caribbean Sea. Clue: flag.
3. It may be green or white. It is high in sugar and low in fiber. Clue: vegetable.
4. In Granada there is a convent and more than a thousand nuns inside with colored
habit, a hundred I eats its of a mouthful. Clue: fruit.
5. It can be of linen, cotton and hemp and serves as support to the pictorial arts. Clue:
painting tool.
The riddles of the blue cards are:
1. It represents a country located in West Africa. Clue: flag.
2. It is the fruit with more brightness and is of yellow color and its name ends in "illo".
Clue: fruit.
3. It has a tender heart dressed as a warrior. It is tender and green nourishing vegetable.
Clue: vegetable.
4. It has grace and makes you laugh with your comments. Clue:adjetive.
5. With my yellow face I have my whole body full of grains. I am rich food if I am cooked.
Clue: vegetable.
The vocabulary list are: