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2. Fun spelling game
3. Synonyms game
**The animal sound game is a voice-based game where the system plays the sound of an animal, such as a lion's roar or a dog's bark, through a speaker. The user must then use their voice to answer which animal they think they heard. For example, the user might say "lion" or "dog" into a microphone after hearing the corresponding sound. After that spoken answer, compare it to the correct answer for the animal sound. If the user's answer matches the correct answer, the system will save the data and notify the user that they were correct. If the user's answer does not match the correct answer, the system will provide feedback indicating that their answer was incorrect.**
The animal sound game is a voice-based game where the system plays the sound of an animal, such as a lion's roar or a dog's bark, through a speaker. The user must then use their voice to answer which animal they think they heard. For example, the user might say "lion" or "dog" into a microphone after hearing the corresponding sound. After that spoken answer, compare it to the correct answer for the animal sound. If the user's answer matches the correct answer, the system will save the data and notify the user that they were correct. If the user's answer does not match the correct answer, the system will provide feedback indicating that their answer was incorrect.
**The fun spelling game is a voice-based game where the system plays a word through a speaker. The user must then use their voice to spell the word out loud. For example, the system might play the word "sky", and the user would say "s-k-y" into a microphone. After that spoken answer, convert it into text. The system would then compare the user's spelling to the correct spelling of the word. If the user's spelling matches the correct spelling, the system will save the data and notify the user that they were correct. If the user's spelling does not match the correct spelling, the system will provide feedback indicating that their answer was incorrect and encourage the user to try again.**
The fun spelling game is a voice-based game where the system plays a word through a speaker. The user must then use their voice to spell the word out loud. For example, the system might play the word "sky", and the user would say "s-k-y" into a microphone. After that spoken answer, convert it into text. The system would then compare the user's spelling to the correct spelling of the word. If the user's spelling matches the correct spelling, the system will save the data and notify the user that they were correct. If the user's spelling does not match the correct spelling, the system will provide feedback indicating that their answer was incorrect and encourage the user to try again.
**The synonyms game is a voice-based game where the system plays a word through a speaker or headphones. The user must then use their voice to provide a synonym for the word they just heard. For example, the system might play the word "happy", and the user could say "joyful" into a microphone. After that spoken answer, convert it into text. The system would then compare the user's answer to the correct synonym for the word. If the user's answer matches the correct synonym, the system will **save the data and notify the user that they were correct. If the user's answer does not match the correct synonym, the system will provide feedback indicating that their answer was incorrect and encourage the user to try again.********
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The synonyms game is a voice-based game where the system plays a word through a speaker or headphones. The user must then use their voice to provide a synonym for the word they just heard. For example, the system might play the word "happy", and the user could say "joyful" into a microphone. After that spoken answer, convert it into text. The system would then compare the user's answer to the correct synonym for the word. If the user's answer matches the correct synonym, the system will **save the data and notify the user that they were correct. If the user's answer does not match the correct synonym, the system will provide feedback indicating that their answer was incorrect and encourage the user to try again.=
