Word games for 2-6 players. A trial of skill referred by the computer. Anagrams: Watch the computer jumble your word up, your opponent sorts it out. Hangman: Avoid a sticky end. ZXrabble: Not really Scrabble, but you get 7 letters and must make the longest word as fast as you can. Age 7 up. 16K.
A flash card style learning aid for helping the user learn and study high school level algebra. Specifically, the program deals with the solving of equations with one or two unknowns. 16K.
A game for 1-6 players involving drill for chemistry and physics courses on nuclear and electronic configurations. 10-12th grade. 16K.
Hangman format test game with 50 words/phrases/expressions; each with cryptic graphic or verbal clue. Test material is 10-12th grade plant and general biology. 16K.
A game for 1-6 players involving “paying for” qualitative analysis data to determine the target substances. 9-12th grade. 16K.
Content free “skeleton” with instructions in REMs for teachers/parents to add their own material. Based on a rocket-launch game; allows you to set 10 question tests (random non-repeated questions) at four levels from a 60 item pool. 16K.
Hangman format test game with 50 words/expressions; each with cryptic graphic or verbal clue. Test material is 10-12th grade electricity and magnetism. 16K.
Hangman format test game with 50 words/phrases/expressions; each with cryptic graphic or verbal clue. Test material is 10- 12th grade dynamics and statics. 16K.
A detection game involving standard chemical qualitative tests. 9-12th grade. Program won an award in the 1982 Sinclair educational computing software competition. 16K.
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Fortune telling program gives graphic displays, including zodiac sky for input birth date and neat random text output. 16K.
