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    At Free Rice, students may practice matching words to their definitions while also donating rice. The United Nations World Food Programme distributes 10 grains of rice to a developing nation for each right answer. How's that for combining word learning with social good? When a student plays, a visual display of rice (see image) is put to a bowl each time the student responds correctly. Subject area listings in Geography, Science, Math, and other subjects are included in Free Rice. It is tiered so that kids may play at the appropriate degree of difficulty for them. Free rice is an educational trivia game that lets you learn while helping people all throughout the world.

  
  After creating a profile, you may start a secret group, invite your friends, and compete to see who can raise the most rice! Share your group code with gamers so they may join. Then, on the group's "stats" tab, track rice grains to view the player standings. Any rice grains you acquire on your own profile are instantly added to the group.

LINK:  https://freerice.com/categories/english-vocabulary

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