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Beat the Bell

How to use
  1. Save it for the last five minutes, once the class has packed away. All they need is a whiteboard and pen.
  2. Pick a unit the class has already been taught, not today's lesson.
  3. Read the ten questions aloud. Students answer on whiteboards and keep their own score.
  4. Each unit has five sets. Shuffle gives a fresh set from the same unit.
  5. Mix with earlier units gives ten questions drawn from that unit and every unit before it.