The Person

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2. Round 1

• Create 2 teams.
• Each team has to choose one player who will guess famous people
and one player who will speak about them.
• One player sees the screen and has to describe the person with 3
words that can’t be name of this person, other player has to guess
the person with only one try. If try was right the team gets 3 points.
• If first try was wrong team can say fourth word to explain the person.
If this try was right the team gets 2 points.
• If second try was wrong team can say fifth word to explain the
person. If this try was right the team gets 1 point. If it was wrong the
team gets o points.
• Teams guess people in order.

3. Marilyn Monroe

4. Michael Jordan

5. Vladimir Lenin

6. Albert Einstein

7. Charlie Chaplin

8. Pelé

9. Leonardo da Vinci

10. Napoleon Bonaparte

11. William Shakespeare

12. Muhammad Ali

13. Thomas Edison

14. Winston Churchill

15. John Lennon

16. Diego Maradona

17. Maria Skłodowska Curie

18. Salvador Dali

19. Usain Bolt

20. Dmitri Mendeleev

21. Abraham Lincoln

22. Round 2

• Teams have to guess the person on the photo with only one try.
• The team that showed their readiness with rised hand answers
first. If this answer was right they get 4 points.
• If the answer was wrong second team can name their answer
and if it’s right they get 4 points.

23. Edith Piaf

24. Michael Schumacher

25. Niels Bohr

26. Franklin Roosevelt

27. Vincent van Gogh

28. Roger Federer

29. Isaac Newton

30. Che Guevara

31. Fyodor Dostoevsky

32. Tiger Woods

33. Round 3

• Each team has 30 seconds to guess the person they read
about.
• In 30 seconds they have to show the answer with name of
the person.
• Every right answer costs 5 points.

34. Genghis Khan

The founder of the largest
contiguous empire in history.

35. Nikola Tesla

The name of this inventor is the unit
of measurement of magnetic flux
density (magnetic induction).

36. Wolfgang Mozart

The coroner reported the cause as
“severe miliary fever,” but a rumor
suggested he had been poisoned by
Antonio Salieri .

37. Wayne Gretzky

His number is the only number in
the NHL that is retired league-wide.

38. Fidel Castro

The father of the Cuban Revolution.

39. Plato

Socrates was his teacher and he was
in turn, teacher of another great
philosopher named Aristotle.

40. Franz Kafka

He was a German-speaking Bohemian
novelist and short-story writer, widely
regarded as one of the major figures of
20th-century literature.

41. Ole Einar Bjørndalen

He is also the most successful biathlete
of all time at the Biathlon World
Championships, having won 45 medals.

42. Nelson Mandela

A South African anti-apartheid
revolutionary, political leader, and
philanthropist who served as
President of South Africa from 1994
to 1999.

43. Nicolaus Copernicus

The author of the heliocentric
system of the world.

44. Results

•Sum all points of teams.
•Team that has more points wins.

45.

The End