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Paper chase
Paper chase is an outdoor game commonly played by children or in groups. One player, the 'hare', trails bits of paper to create a path while being pursued by others, the 'hounds', who must try to follow the clue trail to catch the hare.
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How to Play Paper Chase
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Roles:
- Hare: The person who lays down the paper trail.
- Hounds: The people who follow the trail.
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Setting Up:
- Choose an outdoor area with varied terrain.
- Decide on the start and end points.
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Playing the Game:
- The hare starts ahead, leaving behind a trail of paper bits.
- After a short wait, the hounds follow the trail to catch up.
- The game continues until the hounds catch the hare or the hare reaches the predetermined endpoint.
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Rules:
- The hare must leave a clear and continuous trail.
- Hounds must stay on the trail and not deviate or take shortcuts.
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Winning:
- If the hounds catch the hare, they win.
- If the hare reaches the endpoint first, they win.
Paper Chase FAQs
Q: Can Paper Chase be played indoors?
A: It's typically an outdoor game due to the need for space and variability in terrain.
Q: How long should the trail be?
A: This depends on participants' age and stamina; usually, it's a moderate distance.
Q: What materials are needed?
A: You'll need strips of paper for the trail and optionally a marker to denote the endpoint.
Q: Can the paper trail be substituted?
A: Yes, environmentally friendly alternatives like chalk marks or leaves can be used.
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