SPELLING BEE++ – MEMORY FOR MANY

In medical studies, knowing affixes is one of the keys to master this discipline. Do you want to know if you are prepared to become a medical staff? Take the following test:

SPELLING TALENT SEARCH (M4M SPELLING CONTEST)

An example of the game shown:

Rule of competition: Precepts and Regulations: 1. **During the competition, everything is from your anamnesis. **2. Each word, you write the definition, then you write part of the word. For example:Definition Part of the word Hesitation *mu* ( in the middle of the word) or Hesitation d* ( at beginning of the word) or Hesitation *r ( at the end of the word) Then the other contestants try to figure out what the word is. The word is demur.3. Each definition you put for the contestants to figure out what the word is, put your name on the side. For instance:Definition Part of the word Your name (who makes up the word) tirade ha* From incognito or – incognito Then whichever contestant gets the word right put your name next to your answer. Such as:Definition Part of the word Your name(who makes up the word) tirade ha* From incognito or – incognito word you answer Your name(who answers the word) harangue From Molly or – Molly 4. Every contestant must give out a definition. For instance, if there are four people in the contest, then there should be four definitions on the Goggle Hangout. This way we won’t have to keep on tarrying for contestants to figure out what one word is. Each person should have one definition on the Goggle Hangout, and you have to maintain one definition at all times. You will have to pay attention to the definition you gave to see if any other contestants answers. Definition Part of the word Your name(who makes up the word) to imitate *mu* -Isabella allay *ss* -Jack allay *it* -John criticize *ni* -Molly ** You may not make a noun plural or add an s to a verb to get more points. ** Point Counting Precepts:
1. * a. The contestant who gives out the definition gets one point. (Refer to Precepts and Regulations 5)
* b. The contestant who answers correctly gets one point.
2. There can be a variety of answers. But it all depends on what the contestant who gave out the definition has in mind. For example:Definition Part of the word Your name(who makes up the word) allay *at* -incognitoword you answer Your name(who answers the word) mitigate – Anne alleviate – Mary But if the word the contestant who was thinking was mitigate, then both of the contestants who answered get points because both of the answers fulfill *at*, and it’s the same policy. (Refer to point precepts 1) _____________________________________________________________________________ At the end of the contest, we will divulge the person who has the most points. If you would like to copy the contents in the competition, please do before the next competition because we will erase the contents before the next competition. If you have any more questions about this contest, please contact me at: mihko@memoryformany.com. Thank you!