Games

Games for Studying

These are our games to facilitate studying

As a new dealer, it is important to understand the rules and regulations pertaining to dealer licensing. The State of Florida has enacted such a set of rules pertaining to Motor Vehicle Dealers which are generally found in chapters 319 and 320 of the State of Florida Statutes. It is equally important to get to know the people responsible for executing and enforcing those rules and regulations. These games will help to reinforce the basic rules and help to prepare you for your state licensing exam.

The games of ELP Compliance

All of our games were developed and built for the use of Microsoft Office PowerPoint on a PC running standard versions of Windows operating systems. Therefore, we cannot guarantee their functionality with Macs or other operating systems.

After downloading the game, the player should immediately press the "F5" key on their keyboard after loading the game (If using a Mac, choose the "fn" function key and the F5 key). This will start Microsoft Office PowerPoint in slideshow mode. If the student does not have Microsoft Office or PowerPoint installed on their computer, we strongly recommend the student to download the Microsoft Office PowerPoint Viewer program.

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Game 1: Dealerium - This PowerPoint game is highly interactive and developed for the student who likes challenges. This game is comprised of multiple choice as well as true and false questions. The student first chooses a colored box at the top of the screen. After, they need to answer the questions correctly. If they answer correctly, they can move up the ladder one time by clicking on the player icon at the bottom of the gameboard. If they answer incorrectly however, they can try again to win by clicking on a new colored box and starting the process over again.

Game 2: The Matchbox - This is our matching styled PowerPoint game in which the player tries to match the boxes by reading and guessing which state agency does what. It is a great way to practice for the exam and to review the state agencies and their respective duties. If the student finds a match, they can leave the box open (matching corresponding pictures behind the boxes indicate a match). If they click and the corresponding picture is not reveiled, they should close the box by pressing on the small orange circular button at the top of the screen and try again.

Game 3: Dealer's Peril - This is our Jeopardy styled PowerPoint game in which the player is asked questions designed to make them think carefully. The student can keep score on their own by adding together their points earned after each and every successfully answered question. The goal of the student in this lesson is to earn 4,000 points.

Dealerium

The Matchbox

Dealer's Peril

Game 1: Dealer 20! - This is our Jeopardy styled PowerPoint game in which the player is asked questions designed to make them think carefully. The student can keep score on their own by adding together their points earned after each and every successfully answered question. The goal of the student in this game is to earn 400 points or more.

Game 2: The Dealer's Pair! - This is our matching styled PowerPoint game in which the player tries to match the boxes by reading and guessing which state agency does what. It is a great way to practice for the exam and to review the state agencies and their respective duties. If the student finds a match, they can leave the box open (matching corresponding pictures behind the boxes indicate a match). If they click and the corresponding picture is not reveiled, the player should close the box by pressing or clicking on the small red X button located at the bottom right corner of that box and then try again.

Game 3: Dealer's Choice - This is a competitive PowerPoint game that is highly interactive and developed for the student who likes challenges and likes to compete against others. This game is comprised of multiple choice as well as true and false questions. The student first chooses a colored box at the top of the screen. After, they need to answer the questions correctly. If they answer correctly, they can move up the tube the amount shown on the question. If they answer incorrectly however, they have to move down the tube by clicking on the color one time. The player that reaches the top or is the highest by the time all of the questions are attempted is the winner.

Dealer 20!

The Dealer's Pair!

Dealer's Choice

Juego 1: Dealerium - Este juego de PowerPoint es altamente interactivo y desarrollado para el estudiante que disfruta los desafíos. Está compuesto de preguntas de elección múltiple, así como preguntas de verdadero y falso. El estudiante primero elige una caja de color en la parte superior de la pantalla. Luego, debe responder a las preguntas correctamente. Si responde correctamente, pueden subir la escalera haciendo clic en el icono en la parte inferior del tablero. Si responden incorrectamente, pueden intentar de nuevo haciendo clic en un nuevo rectángulo coloreado y comenzar el proceso otra vez.

Juego 2: The Matchbox - Este es nuestro juego de PowerPoint en el cual el jugador trata de emparejar las cajas leyendo y adivinando de qué agencia estatal se trata. Es una gran manera de practicar el examen y revisar las agencias estatales y sus respectivas funciones. Si el alumno encuentra una pareja, puede dejar la casilla abierta (coincidir con las imágenes correspondientes detrás de los cuadros indica una pareja o correspondencia). Si hace clic y la imagen correspondiente no se revela, deben cerrar la caja presionando el pequeño botón circular naranja en la parte superior de la pantalla y volver a intentarlo.

Juego 3: Dealer's Peril - Este es nuestro juego de PowerPoint al estilo Jeopardy, en el que se le plantean al jugador una serie de preguntas diseñadas para que piense cuidadosamente. El estudiante puede llevar el puntaje por su cuenta, sumando sus puntos ganados después de cada pregunta contestada correctamente. El objetivo del estudiante en esta lección es ganar 4.000 puntos.