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'Lia played "Squid Game" in the 4th game, Lia has 10 marbles Lia has to take away his partner's marble, but Lia had lost 6 marbles b'cuz of her partner, how marble she had left'?
"She only has 4 marble's left"
She had 14
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What is the name of a fancy marble?
In the 1950s and 60s, the game of marbles was popular. The "shooter" marble, which was usually larger and nicer in appearance than the normal marbles played in the game, it was called a "taw."
What's the marble game and how is it played?
The marble game is a traditional game where players take turns flicking marbles towards a target marble to try and hit it out of a circle. The player who successfully hits the target marble wins the game.
How do Mexicans play marbles?
In Mexico, marbles is typically played by drawing a circle in the dirt or using a horseshoe stake as the target. Players take turns flicking their larger shooter marble into the circle to try to hit and knock out the smaller marbles. The player who knocks out the most marbles wins.
What games did people play in the thirteen colonies?
By going to school ,attending religious services,and reading for news and entertainment
What is marbles made out of?
Marble (The Stone) is made from limestone that has been compresses and heated. Marbles are made of glass. They were thought to date back to the stone age whereit was played with small pebbles or balls of unrefined clay. Clay marbles have been found in Egyptian Tombs
What are the rules and objectives of the marble game played on a wooden board?
In the marble game played on a wooden board, the objective is to score points by shooting marbles into designated holes or pockets on the board. Players take turns flicking or shooting their marbles with their fingers, aiming to land them in the scoring areas. The rules may vary, but typically players earn points based on where their marbles land on the board. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.
What is the game marbles?
Marbles is a game that uses marbles along with a circle. The goal is to knock your opponents marbles out of a created circle by flicking your marbles towards theirs. Whoever has all of their marbles outside the circle first loses. ********************** Actually, there are many, many variations of the game. Some are only played in certain countries or regions of countries and not all involve knocking out another marble. A popular marble game in France has you flicking your marble around a track like it was a race. In part of Tennessee/Kentucky area they play Roley Hole which has teams of 2 shooting their marble back and forth in their playing Field going into 3 different holes. Very complex and lots of strategy with that one. There is an old game called potsie where you shot your marble into a single hole. These versions don't use any target marbles - only a shooter. Then there are many versions that do use a target marble. In the US, the National Marbles Tournament plays ringer and the US Marbles Championship plays a modified version of ringer but both involve knocking target marbles out of a ten foot diameter circle. In England, during the British and World Marbles Championship, 49 target marbles are clumped together on a six foot diameter, 4 inch raised ring lightly covered in sand.
In which time period was the game marbles played the most?
Marbles date all the way back to the ancient Egyptians. Marbles have been found in tombs. Colonial children were not treated as children. They were seen as people who needed to adopt adult behavior and assume adult responsibility. By 7-8 years old they dressed as an adults. So, not many games were played by the children. Yet, in 1815 the first book on marbles was written in England. In 1848 German glass blower invented marble scissors that made making marbles easier. The first machine made marbles in the US came in 1890 from Germany. The 1950's really saw the game of marbles becoming popular. Several marble extravaganzas occurred. The cats eye marble was also created in Japan. There has been a national marbles tournament since 1922. It is 4 days long and open to players younger than 14.
What type of noun is a word of marble?
The noun marble is a common noun as well as a material noun.A common noun is a word for any person, place, or thing. The noun marble is a word for any marble of any type, anywhere.A material noun is a word for something that other things are made from. Many things are made from marble from small household objects to large statues and buildings.
What is the objective of the game played with marbles on a board?
The objective of the game played with marbles on a board is to strategically move your marbles to eliminate your opponent's marbles from the board until you are the last player with marbles remaining.
Wahoo board game rules?
from wiki : Number of Players: 2 to 6 Object: To be the first player to move all of the player's individual marbles out of the starting area, around the board, and into home, whether by going the distance or taking a shortcut. Setting Up: Each player places his marbles in the starting area. After setting up, each player rolls the die. The highest number goes first, then play proceeds to the left. If two or more players roll the same number, they roll again to break the tie. Die: The die that is being used in the game must be a normal die that has pointed corners. The sides of the die must be about a centimeter long. Playing: To move a marble out of the Starting Area to the Starting Position, a player must roll a 1 or a 6. The Starting Position is the space just outside, and to the right of, the Home Area. After rolling a 1 or 6 a marble is placed on the Starting Position. If the player rolled a 1 or 6 he is allowed to roll again. There is no limit to how many extra turns are allowed in regards to this rule. As long as a 1 or 6 is rolled, the player is allowed an extra turn. A player may never land on or pass one of his own marbles. If the number rolled on a player's turn puts him on or ahead of his own marble he must move the one in front. If a marble lands on a space already occupied by an opponent's marble, the opponent's marble goes back to that player's Starting Area. If a player rolls a number that does not allow a marble to be moved, that turn is completed and goes to the next player in the sequence. Shortcut: In the center of the board, there is an extra hole: this may be used as a shortcut. You have to be on the corner hole close to the middle, then you have to roll a one to get in the middle, then roll another one to get out on the opposite side that you came in. Winning: The game is won when the first person has all his marbles safely home. The game may be continued to see who gets second place, and so on. With 4 or 6 players: When four or six people are playing, there are two methods of play. One is partners. When playing partners, players opposite each other are partners. You are allowed to "take out" your partner by landing on his marble, as per regular rules (above), however, usually this is not favorable. When one partner gets all his marbles "home," he then uses his turn(s) to help his partner get his marbles home. The partners assist each other ONLY when one partner is finished. The first pair to get all their marbles "home" wins (regular rules apply). The other method is every man for himself, or "cut-throat." By playing cut-, there are no partners, and no special rules (see normal rules above).
When were playing marbles invented?
There isn't a definite date, but Marbles originated in Harappan civilization in Pakistan near the river Indus. Various marbles of stone were found on excavation near Mohenjo-daro. Marbles are also often mentioned in Roman literature, and there are many examples of marbles from ancient Egypt. They were commonly made of clay, stone or glass and commonly referred to as a "Glass alley". Ceramic marbles entered inexpensive mass production in the 1870s
