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Jenga- A Game Of Physical Skill

General News | May-11-2023

Jenga- A Game Of Physical Skill

Jenga is an incredibly popular game of physical skill that has been around since the 1980s. It is a game in which players take turns removing blocks from a tower and placing them on top, attempting to build the tower higher and higher until it eventually topples over. Although the game may appear simple, it requires skill and strategy to build a stable tower.

The game originated in Ghana where it was known as “Mensa”. It was brought to the United States in the early 1980s as “Jenga” by Leslie Scott, who had learned the game from her family in Africa. The game quickly gained popularity and is now sold in over 80 countries.

The traditional game of Jenga consists of 54 wooden blocks arranged in 18 levels of three blocks each. The blocks are of various lengths and widths, which creates a challenge in stacking them. With each turn, players must carefully choose a block to remove from the tower and place it on top. The aim is to build the tower higher and higher without making it topple over.

The game requires skill, patience, and strategy. Players must carefully choose which block to remove and where to place it. It is important to consider the weight distribution of the tower, as well as the stability of the blocks. If a player removes the wrong block or places it in the wrong spot, the entire tower could collapse.

In addition to being a game of skill, Jenga can also be a great way to build teamwork and cooperation. Players must work together to build the tower, which requires communication and strategic thinking.

Jenga is a great game for all ages. It is simple enough for young children to understand, but challenging enough for adults. It is a great game for family gatherings and parties, as it can easily be adapted for larger groups.

Overall, Jenga is a great game of physical skill that can provide hours of fun. It is a great way to bring people together and have some competitive fun. Whether you are a novice or an expert, Jenga can be a great way to challenge yourself and have a good time.

By : vipul singh negi
ANAND SCHOOL FOR EXCELLENCE
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