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If two are... and one is not, then it is not a 'Set'.
The object of the game is for players to identify SETs from the cards laid out on the board. A SET consists of 3 cards in which each of the cards' features, looked at one-by-one, are the same on each card, or, are different on each card. All of the features must separately satisfy this rule.
To claim a set, a player must call 'SET'. To do this on the computer, each player has been assigned a key:
After they have called SET (clicked the appropriate key), a player should select 3 cards. If correct, the SET is added to the player's score and 3 new cards are added to the board from the deck. If incorrect, the cards remain on the board and the guessing player loses 1 point.
If all players agree that there is not a SET in the 12 cards, 3 more cards can be added to the board by clicking the button in the top right corner of the screen.
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All the same: Red, Oval, 2 Symbols All different: Shading |
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All the same: Striped All different: Colors, Shapes, # of Symbols |
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All the same: Diamonds, 2 Symbols All different: Colors Why not?: Two are outlined and one is solid |
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All the same: Squiggle, 2 Symbols All different: Shading Why not?: Two are red and one is green |
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