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The document summarizes a live event held on June 6th, 2018. Teachers prepared questions in a Kahoot game to test student knowledge of a project. Turkish students Tamara and Nilufer were announced as the winners. For Italian students, the final Kahoot game was exciting and allowed them to review the project.
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- 2. • OUR TEACHERS PREPARED QUESTIONS TO CHECK HOW MUCH WE KNOW ABOUT THE PROJECT .
- 3. WE PLAYED KAHOOT. IT WAS FUN • TURKISH STUDENTS
- 7. THE WINNERS ARE TAMARA AND NILUFER.
- 12. THE LAST KAHOOT WAS FULL OF EXCITEMENT AND WE HAD CHANCE TO LOOK OVER THE PROJECT.