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Language Features War: Educational Game with Deadly Consequences

Engage in a battle of wits as you identify and define language features! This interactive game includes rules, powers, and strategic moves to outsmart your opponents. Test your knowledge and conquer the language battlefield!

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Language Features War: Educational Game with Deadly Consequences

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  1. Welcome to WAR Goal: You will be able to identify, define and create examples of language features

  2. War – rules • The aim of the game is to kill off the other team. • Each team takes turns answering questions. • When you answer a question correctly you get to pick a square. • What is below the square indicates what the result is.

  3. Kill one player • Kill two players • Revive one player • Revive two players • Kill one of your own • Immunity idol (3x rounds) • Steal player from other team. • Have a second turn. • Bomb – kill four.

  4. No Man’s Land • If a team picks up a kill icon they nominate one or two players from the other team to die. • If a landmine square is activated the player that answered the question goes to No Man’s Land. • First Aid and Band-Aid squares bring back players from No Man’s Land who were in your team from the start.

  5. Rules • Only one person may answer. • The first answer heard is the answer that will be accepted. (This means you must discuss the question first) • The questions will be about language features – either giving definitions, creating examples or identifying the technique spoken.

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