Board Games

Name the activity.

• Carrom

• Ludo

• Scooter

• Building blocks

• Face painting kit

• Doll's house

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• Drone

• Rubik cube

• Connect game

• Face painting kit

• Card game

• Go kart

• Board game

• Doll

How does the concept of probability in board games relate to scientific experiments?

• Probability in board games is similar to predicting outcomes in scientific experiments.

• Probability in board games is unrelated to scientific experiments.

• Probability in board games is only used in gambling, not science.

• Probability in board games is a concept exclusive to mathematics.

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Which scientific principle can be illustrated by the strategy of resource management in board games?

• Conservation of Energy

• Law of Supply and Demand

• Newton's Third Law

• Theory of Relativity

In a board game, a player rolls two six-sided dice. What is the probability of rolling a sum of 7?

• 1/6

• 1/12

• 1/36

• 1/18

How can the concept of feedback loops in science be demonstrated in board games?

• Through iterative gameplay where players adjust strategies based on outcomes.

• By having a fixed set of rules that never change.

• By using random chance without any player input.

• By eliminating all player interaction.

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What scientific concept is similar to the 'butterfly effect' often seen in complex board games?

• Chaos Theory

• Quantum Mechanics

• Thermodynamics

• Electromagnetism

Which board game mechanism can be used to explain the concept of genetic variation in biology?

• Random mutation events in a game.

• Fixed player roles with no variation.

• A single path to victory with no changes.

• A game with no random elements.

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