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World Tournament

On Saturday, August 26th 2017, OSIS of SMAN 3 Bandung hold a World Tournament. My class, 10 MIPA 9, was fighting against 10 MIPA 7.
     The point of the games was to collect many photos. If we win, we will get a photo. And if we lose, 10 MIPA 7 students will get it. This tournament was so amazing. In the Tournament we can't say any Indonesian words. We must talk with English. And I thought this was so cool because I could learn to speak English with my friends. Talk with English and listen to the people who talk English is an efective way for me to speak and understand English language. Another thing that is made this game was so amazing was that we pretended to be a pirate. We use costume likes a pirate and our faces use make up like a pirates. The OSIS give us a map because the games hold in a different places, we must look at the map, find the place and we had to walk to get in there. In the middle of the games, there will be an pirates that is trying to steal our photos. We had to throw a water balloons to the pirates. If the pirates hit us, we had to give our photos to them. 
     For the first game, my class and X MIPA 7 went to 12th Grade class. We were having a games in there. The games is chain messages. We won the games!And we get a photo. Then, we went to the old hall. We played some awesome games in there. The rules of the games is, the OSIS will give us some math quiz, for example 12:3 the answer is 4 but we can't say 4, we must say a word with 4 alphabet likes fish, love, and all the words with 4 alphabets. And we won the games again. After that we went to Music Park, we were having some quiz in there, the OSIS give us a quiz and if our answer is right, we can throw a ball to a container, but if we miss it , we can't get a point. But, we lose the games . When we were about to go to the next games, there was a war with the pirates! We throw some water balloons at it. But unfortunately, one of my friends was hit by a water balloon. So, we must give a photo to them. Then, we went to the next games. The next games was in Bazaar. The OSIS give us a piece of paper who full of code. For winning the games we must solve the code, finally we solve the code, the code is forming a sentences, after that we must spell the sentences to the OSIS. YEAYY!! We won the games!

     

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