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Board Games: Answer Key

1. Explain what board games are and what their main features are.

2. Explain the differences between board games and sports games and video games. Tell a brief history of the origin of board games: the first mention of board games, their spread among different countries. Tell the rules of at least one ancient board game.

3. Know and be able to distinguish between the following genres of board games and give at least one example for each genre:

3a. Classical

3b. Intellectual

3c. Logical

3d. Puzzle games for kids

3e. Educational for children

3f. Economic

3g. Adventure/walking

3h. Strategy

3i. Card games

3j. Wargames

3k. Quests and detectives

3l. City building

3m. Racing

3n. Cooperative

3o. Agility

4. Define the following terms:

4a. Organizer

4b. Game master

4c. Dice

4d. Chip

4e. Token

4f. Protector

4g. Face up/down

4h. Player’s tablet

4i. Resources

4j. Random

4k. Reset/rebound

5. Do the following:

5a. Explain the rules and play at least two different board games for Adventurers or children ages 6 to 9.

5b. Explain the rules and play at least two different board games for Pathfinders or teens ages 10 to 15 with a minimum game time of 30 minutes OR one board game for youth ages 16 and up with a minimum game time of 45 minutes.

6. Describe five different reasons why people play games.

7. Know what gambling is and how to control it.

8. Based on 1 Corinthians 10:23, know which board games are inappropriate for Christians.

9. Know and be able to explain what moral standards and rules of behavior Christians should follow when playing board games. Support your answer with Bible verses.

10. How do you think board games can be used to witness to others about Christ?

References

Adapted from AY Honors/Board Games/Answer Key on the Pathfinder Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. See the original page's history for its authors.
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