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GAMES AT A PARTY THE BOTTLE GAME When
I go to a party, I like to play the Bottle game! Everyone
sits down in a circle and place a bottle in the centre. The bottle must spin
around on the floor and when it stops, the person its neck
points to is the chosen one. He can choose to express “Obligation or truth?!”
if he chooses “obligation”, we oblige him to do a punishment, but if he
chooses “truth”, we ask him a question and he MUST say the truth –
whatever it may be. There
are many different punishments: slaps, pinches, kisses, hugs, ect. This
game is very funny and I enjoy it! Giulia Paganelli 3°Z
Party
Games The object of the game is to have one last player remain standing without
a chair to sit on. You must place one chair less than the number of the players (for exemple:
if the players are 20, the chairs must be 19….) Then the players begin dancing and when the music stops every participant
must sit down one of the chairs in the circle. The player that is left standing, goes out of the game. The game continues and each time a chair must be taken away. At the end two players and one chair…will remain. The player that has
quicker reflexes and succeeds to sit down on the last chair … WINS!!!
( I NEVER WIN THIS GAME)!!! Maria Cristina Traina 3Z
Scopone and scopa Card
games that we play during parties is scopone
and scopa. It is an Italian game. The
principles are fairly simple but to play it well requires skill and a good
memory. Scopone is closely related to the popular game scopa. Scopone is played
by 4 players, two against two, in fixed partnerships. It is an anticlockwise
play. An Italian deck of 40 cards is used, often there is the Neapolitan pattern
with the swords, clubs, cups and coins or there is also the Sicilian version.
Each card has a value. The game starts with the dealer giving 3 cards face down
to each player, and then four face up in the centre of the table. When the deal
has been correctly completed and players look at their hands, the game begins. The
first player must match one of his/her cards with one that is on the table (ex.
A player’s 5 with a 5 on the table or summing up a 2 and a 3 from the table).
The cards that are picked up by the player must be turned upside down in front
of him/her. The
aim of the game consists in collecting as many cards as possible and therefore
counting the points at the end of the hand. In
Scopone all the cards are dealt to the players and no cards are put on the table.
The aim is always the same. This
game is very useful for playing during the Christmas holiday. Anitha and Janipiriya 3° Z
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