Welcome to the first ever ABP Word Cup! Have you ever wanted to feel the joy of lifting a trophy or winning a medal? Do you like participating in fun activities with your friends and classmates? Do you want to improve your vocabulary and become a better student? Then this game is for you!REGISTER TO PLAY
The ABP Word Cup was designed for every EGAP 3 student at Zayed University. The game is a giant tournament, like the FIFA World Cup. Every team will get to play three matches during the break time between September 30th and October 7th. Each match is 15-minutes long and teams score points in each match. The best teams will keep playing for the trophy and winners' medals. The Word Cup Final and trophy presentation will be on October 11th.
In each match, teams will compete in Quizlet Live games for 15 minutes. If you haven’t played Quizlet Live before, you will love it. Quizlet Live games will use either English definitions or Arabic translations. Each game will use EGAP 3 vocabulary words that you have already learned and a few EGAP 2 words. We will post the words for your matches on this website before you play, so if you want to win, your team will have time to study and prepare.You will not have a match every day. Matches will be played at 10:55 and 11:15, so you will have plenty of time to enjoy your break and get something to eat before your afternoon class.
What should you do now? Make a team and sign up! Your team can have three or four members. You must have three people on the day of your matches. So, it is a good idea to have four on your team, in case someone is absent on your match day. Your teammates do not have to be in your EGAP 3 class. If you have friends from school that are in a different section, you can make a team with them. When you sign up, please keep two things in mind. 1) Everyone must be in an EGAP 3 class and 2) you can only be on one team.
So what are you waiting for? Get your friends and sign up now. You might be the first champion of the ABP Word Cup. Review your words and get ready to lift the Word Cup trophy on October 11th.
