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games in different area of education. So, I will focus in my paper about these
game·s areas (Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, literature, and Economics). Most
games can be played by kids and adults.

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   |aser Challenge.
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!This game is most about laser(Most people know
the word laser, but do they know what it really is? What's the difference
between ordinary light and laser and what does laser really stand for? Your
mission in this game is to collect points, CDs and snacks. Collect a star and
answer its laser question correctly, and you'll receive bonus points. At the end of
each level, you'll have to perform a laser task, such as recognizing appliances
that contain lasers and repairing faulty eyesight. Collect enough CDs and
snacks and you will have a laser party to remember.

   Invar & Steel Alloys

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! The Invar & Steel Alloys educational game and
related reading are based on the 1920 Nobel Prize in Physics awarded for
discovering the steel alloy Invar. It explains the most important words that used
in the game such as Iron, Steel, Stainless Steel, Making Iron, Making Steel, Invar(
This game is a crash course in how to make steel alloys. Alloys are mixtures of
substances in which the resulting material has metallic properties. They are
usually produced by melting the mixture of ingredients. Your mission will be to
find the steel alloy that suits this product best, mix the "ingredients", and finally,
try to place as many molds as possible onµsteel dough". If you're quick at
making alloys you could end up on the all-time high score list!


   The Transistor. 
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!The Transistor Recycler game and two related
readings are based on the 1956 Nobel Prize in Physics, which was awarded for
the invention of the transistor. In this game, you have to figure out what items
have transistor or not. This game make you know that transistor is exist in almost
every thing around us at home, office, and even school. Then after choosing the
only items containing transistors are sent to the recycling machine. Goods enter
the recycling machine via a conveyer belt, and you must remove all the items
that do not contain transistors. That let you know also about recycling.

    Plastics
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!: The Heating Plastics educational game with a
related reading are based on the 1963 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, which was
awarded for the discovery of a catalyst making it possible to produce superior
plastics. For thousands of years people have been using silk, wool, cotton, wood
and leather. In the last century or so, we have added plastics to this list. In this
game you are to heat plastics and see what happens. There are two major
groups of plastics - some melt when heated and others don't. Find out why!



   Chirality
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!Chiral molecules can be used to control or speed
up different chemical reactions. A chiral molecule is non-superimposable on its
mirror image. That is, whichever way you turn it, it will never be the same as its
mirror image. In this little game you are to decide which objects are chiral and
which ones are not!


    Conductive Polymers
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!In this game, set in year 2025, you are to furnish and
decorate a house. You can use all new exciting materials based on conductive
polymer technology. When finished with your furnishing you can place your
house among others on the Polymer Street. Here you can watch others design
and vote for the ones you like best. The most popular houses will win a garden
gnome.
If you want to save your interior design so others can have a look at it you must
get a certificate. To get that, you have to answer some questions about
conductive polymers. The answers to these questions could be found in the
following documents.
 

   Diabetes and Insulin.
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! This game is teaching us when we can use Insulin.
Although insulin doesn't cure diabetes, it's one of the biggest discoveries in
medicine made in the 1920s. When it came, it was like a miracle. People with
severe diabetes and only days left to live were saved. And as long as they kept
getting their insulin, they could live an almost normal life.
    The Immune System
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!: In this game, you are a trainee soldier of the
Immune System Defense Forces, defending a human against bacterial infection.
Teachers can teach their kids about cells and bacteria and can play this game
to gain more information. You have two missions to complete. In the first, you
must command a team of white blood cells called granulocytes to fight against
bacteria invading the blood system through a finger wound. In the second
mission, you must command an army of macrophages and dendritic cells to
fight the invading bacteria.


   : Find The Authors.

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!In this game you try to find the hidden names of
Nobel Prize awarded authors in an ocean of letters. It gives you the name of the
author and in which year he won the prize. You can choose what years you
want to find an author in from 1901 to 2000.

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!This game presents one possible interpretation of
Golding's book, which is no more legitimate than any other.The |ord of the Flies
educational game is about the book |
  
written by William
Golding. The aim of this game is to introduce some basic analytical aspects of
the book and to challenge the reader's memory through play. This game
encourages people to read. I f you did read the book you may challenge your
memory with this game. If you haven't read the book, read it and come back!
It's an exciting book about a group of young boys who are isolated on a desert
island.

   Trade Ruler.
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!This game is about how two countries can get
greater gains from trading with each other if they have different resources ² one
have more labor and the other have more capital (that is technical equipment
and machinery). If international trade leads a country to specialize in producing
goods that require lots of workers and little capital, such a specialization
increases wages (which benefits the workers) but decreases the income of the
capital owners. But the country has a whole benefits because the gain of the
workers is bigger than the loss of the capital owners.