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This document provides instructions for creating a picture reveal game using PowerPoint. Teachers can select a background image and hide it behind numbered boxes on slides. When students select numbers, one box is revealed for 5 seconds, allowing them to see a section of the hidden picture. The goal is for students to guess the full picture based on the individual sections. Changing the background image on the master slide allows for creating multiple versions of this guessing game with different pictures.
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