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Teacher setup Can you spot the key phrase hidden in the Wordsnake table? The

Teacher setup Can you spot the key phrase hidden in the Wordsnake table? The key phrase snakes its way around the table – look carefully! Click here to begin

For more advice, guidance and support STEP 2 with A Level Politics, STEP 1

For more advice, guidance and support STEP 2 with A Level Politics, STEP 1 then why not head to the tutor 2 u politics website at: CONSTITUENCY constituency A geographical area in which voters elect someone to represent them Referendum A vote by the electorate on a single question General election Psephology Political party The election of MPs, from each constituency, to the House of Commons REFERENDUM GENERALELECTION www. tutor 2 u. net/politics. PSEPHOLOGY The study of voting statistics and trends in elections A group of people with similar political views that aims to get representatives elected into office In normal mode, enter your key phrases in column 1 of the table above. The phrases must obey the following rules: 1. The phrase must not be longer than 18 characters (excluding spaces). 2. There must not be more than 4 words in the phrase Put a clue in column 2. POLITICALPARTY Run the slideshow from this slide and click the button below: And if you like this Power. Point game, why not check out our Click here our online fully-adaptable Power. Point games available from shop, with full network licences: Your phrases will now be in capital letters and the spaces will have been removed. If any phrase is highlighted in RED then your phrase exceeds the 18 character limit. If it is highlighted in YELLOW, then your phrase is more than 4 words long. In this case, return to STEP 1 and edit the phrases that you have used. http: //www. tutor 2 u. net/acatalog/powerpoint-games-basedlearning. html STEP 3 Click the button to the right to create your Wordsnake tables Click here

R L Z X U P G F E C R Q W Y

R L Z X U P G F E C R Q W Y L T L U Y D N C R Z Q U C T E Y X W S A O W U T B T C F N S T V R C B Y V P R D T O I K W F N Y A R 1 A geographical area in which voters elect someone to represent them C T O U N E S N T C I Y Clickmouse Click mouse button or orpress or press space barto to bar reveal to continue answer letters

Z J Z B Q F E H C K O K F Z

Z J Z B Q F E H C K O K F Z D W H J M J W I E F N E R E N R U K A F G S D F P B R E S M U B E I T D U W H G E S U Z D J N M B P 2 A vote by the electorate on a single question R N E D F U E M R E Clickmouse Click mouse button or orpress or press space barto to bar reveal to continue answer letters

3 J Z E R W D J W Z D N A L

3 J Z E R W D J W Z D N A L B O O L I E G E L E U F X X O I T C M The election of MPs, from each constituency, to the House of Commons S F H N Q X W Q G L I Q A R B V F R F E E O N L N E E R C A T Q L G P X I P C Z O S F A R I N Clickmouse Click mouse button or orpress or press space barto to bar reveal to continue answer letters

R G T Y G G A L U E G L O D

R G T Y G G A L U E G L O D U N I M W O H M E L K P S E P S D P I U I J U W M U V H F D O L M X L L E J D Z B S X D N D B V O S 4 The study of voting statistics and trends in elections P L S O E G P Y H O Clickmouse Click mouse button or orpress or press space barto to bar reveal to continue answer letters

H M P K E G Q I U K T R A P

H M P K E G Q I U K T R A P L A 5 X A Y L I T I C K Q P O F U T V A group of people with similar political views that aims to get representatives elected into office H L S C I N P U P C T S G H N D J X M O A Y L L I P T A I R R U S G J P A W S U F E Y P D P Clickmouse Click mouse button or orpress or press space barto to bar reveal to continue answer letters

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