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General: Education · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · Dutch
Uitgeverij NIB BV · 1984
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This is a Dutch educational program that aims to teach children from 6 to 12 years old to determine the correct word order in the sentence. You are given a sentence with a blank space and two alternative answers. The intention is to enter the correct answer for all ten sentences, which are always presented in a different order, which is then checked by the computer. If the answer is correct, then a graphically represented plant will grow and if you get to the end it will flower. Otherwise it will give a raspberry sound and move to the next question. After the tenth sentence you get the score. The program can also be adapted to any level and age of the child. A teacher or parent can enter the sentences themselves, which can be saved on an empty cassette.
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- Hans Kunstmancredited
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