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This document provides directions for a vocabulary review activity game. It instructs the presenter to type 10 vocabulary words, one on each slide, for students to try and guess from clues given by the class before a time limit expires. The game is meant to review adventure sports vocabulary words through a competitive guessing activity run from a presentation with clues and a clock counting down.
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