RULES
x2
x2
Roll the dice
ANIMAL
x3
Race
Finish
x2
x2
x2
Start
How to Play
- Each team chooses an animal token (fox, panda, owl, etc.).
- Roll the dice and move the token forward.
- When a team lands on a “Challenge Spot”, read the prompt aloud.
- The team has 45 seconds to respond using at least:
- One evaluative adverb (clearly, arguably, evidently, undoubtedly, fortunately, surprisingly, unfortunately)
- One conditional structure (If we…, Should we…, If this continues…, If results remain…, etc.)
- Other teams vote if the answer is convincing.
- First team to reach the finish line wins.
The Broken Dashboard Your sales dashboard shows random spikes and missing data. What should the analytics team do next?
The Team That Knows Too Much Developers discovered a hidden security issue. Should they report it immediately or fix it quietly?
The Mysterious Metric Your monthly report shows that engagement dropped, but revenue increased. How do you explain this contradiction?
The Vanishing Customers Churn rates are up by 15%, but satisfaction scores remain high. How do you explain this?
The Bug that Boosted Sales A small glitch in your e-commerce site accidentally offered free shipping — and sales skyrocketed. What should management do?
The Late-Night Launch Your team wants to deploy a major update overnight to avoid user disruption. Good idea or too risky?
The Green Initiative Your company plans to go paperless, but older clients complain. How do you handle it?
The Ad That Flopped Your ad campaign had 100,000 views but few conversions. What went wrong?
The Coffee Machine Meltdown Office productivity has dropped ever since the coffee machine broke. How do you fix this “crisis”?
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Business Animal Race
Teacher - Evolve English
Created on October 18, 2025
Teams “race” across the board by rolling a dice. Each time they land on a Data Spot, they must respond to a quick scenario using one evaluative adverb and one conditional sentence. If their response is clear, logical, and grammatically correct, they stay in the spot — otherwise, they move back one s
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Transcript
RULES
x2
x2
Roll the dice
ANIMAL
x3
Race
Finish
x2
x2
x2
Start
How to Play
The Broken Dashboard Your sales dashboard shows random spikes and missing data. What should the analytics team do next?
The Team That Knows Too Much Developers discovered a hidden security issue. Should they report it immediately or fix it quietly?
The Mysterious Metric Your monthly report shows that engagement dropped, but revenue increased. How do you explain this contradiction?
The Vanishing Customers Churn rates are up by 15%, but satisfaction scores remain high. How do you explain this?
The Bug that Boosted Sales A small glitch in your e-commerce site accidentally offered free shipping — and sales skyrocketed. What should management do?
The Late-Night Launch Your team wants to deploy a major update overnight to avoid user disruption. Good idea or too risky?
The Green Initiative Your company plans to go paperless, but older clients complain. How do you handle it?
The Ad That Flopped Your ad campaign had 100,000 views but few conversions. What went wrong?
The Coffee Machine Meltdown Office productivity has dropped ever since the coffee machine broke. How do you fix this “crisis”?
Oops, you lose a turn...
Oops, you lose a turn...
Oops, you lose a turn...
Oops, you lose a turn...