meridians and parallels
A World of Imaginary Lines
Learn why and how we have divided our planet
into portions to “order” the passage of time
with a friendly game of naval battle for two players.
instructions
PLAYERS: 2 players MATERIAL: 2 tablets, smartphones or computers
The players stand facing each other without seeing the opponent’ screen.
instructions
Each player places 4 ships of different sizes on the board. You can choose between vertical, horizontal or mixed.
instructions
5 squares
4 squares
3 squares
2 squares
The ships are placed occupying the intersections of the coordinates. Each ship occupies a specific number of intersections.
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For example: 60N-300, parallel 60 north, meridian 30 west, over the Denmark Strait.
Flip a coin to see who starts the game. The first player gives some coordinates to the opponent.
instructions
To draw, click on this icon.
If the attack does not hit any of the opponent's ships, the opponent says "water" and the attacker draws a blue circle on his board to remember where he launched.
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If the throw is successful, the opponent will say "Hit" and the attacker makes an "X" on that place to know that he has hit.
In the same way, the other player draws a red “X” on his attacked ship. When one of the ships is completely crossed out, “Sunk” is announced.
instructions
Then the next player attacks and so on.
The player who sinks all 4 of the opponent's ships wins the game.
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A World of Imaginary Lines
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meridians and parallels
A World of Imaginary Lines
Learn why and how we have divided our planet into portions to “order” the passage of time with a friendly game of naval battle for two players.
instructions
PLAYERS: 2 players MATERIAL: 2 tablets, smartphones or computers
The players stand facing each other without seeing the opponent’ screen.
instructions
Each player places 4 ships of different sizes on the board. You can choose between vertical, horizontal or mixed.
instructions
5 squares
4 squares
3 squares
2 squares
The ships are placed occupying the intersections of the coordinates. Each ship occupies a specific number of intersections.
instructions
For example: 60N-300, parallel 60 north, meridian 30 west, over the Denmark Strait.
Flip a coin to see who starts the game. The first player gives some coordinates to the opponent.
instructions
To draw, click on this icon.
If the attack does not hit any of the opponent's ships, the opponent says "water" and the attacker draws a blue circle on his board to remember where he launched.
instructions
If the throw is successful, the opponent will say "Hit" and the attacker makes an "X" on that place to know that he has hit.
In the same way, the other player draws a red “X” on his attacked ship. When one of the ships is completely crossed out, “Sunk” is announced.
instructions
Then the next player attacks and so on.
The player who sinks all 4 of the opponent's ships wins the game.
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pregunta 5/5
¿Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet sit consectetuer adipiscing elit sed diam nonummy nibh euismod?
Respuesta incorrecta
Respuesta correcta
Respuesta incorrecta
¡OH NO!
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