A PDF glossary is a good starting point for a matching game when each term has a distinct definition. Upload a focused section, then check the pairs: two nearly identical answers can turn a useful exercise into guesswork.
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Evaporation is the change of liquid water into water vapour. Condensation is the change of water vapour into liquid droplets. Precipitation is liquid or solid water falling from clouds to the surface. Infiltration is water entering the soil from the ground surface. These processes can be related within a water-cycle explanation, but each definition identifies a different change or movement. A matching exercise should preserve the whole definition: saying only “water moves” would not distinguish these terms.
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One-to-one matching
Match the four terms to the shuffled definitions below.
Terms
1. Evaporation
2. Condensation
3. Precipitation
4. Infiltration
Shuffled definitions
A. Water vapour changes into liquid droplets.
B. Water enters soil from the ground surface.
C. Liquid or solid water falls from clouds to the surface.
D. Liquid water changes into water vapour.
Reveal answer and explanation
1–D; 2–A; 3–C; 4–B.
Condensation forms liquid droplets; infiltration enters soil; precipitation falls from clouds; evaporation changes liquid water to vapour.
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Upload one PDF, TXT or Markdown file, up to 10 MB. Start with a manageable lesson and keep the definitions, examples and conditions that explain it.
Try the formats available in your set. After answering, check the explanation in your source rather than learning only which option was marked correct.
Prepare a glossary with distinct meanings
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Keep each term and definition together in a readable PDF. Check column extraction: a definition detached from its term can produce the wrong pairing. Remove duplicate entries or explain their different contexts. Avoid pairs whose definitions could fit several items equally well.
Use Match after a Games upload
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The app’s current study view includes Match when the generated set has matching questions. Choose Games before uploading, then select Match if it is offered. There is no matching-only pre-upload selector, and a particular PDF is not guaranteed to produce a matching activity.
Explain a relationship after matching it
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A correct pair can come from recognition alone. Explain why the definition belongs to that term and contrast it with the nearest alternative. The original water-cycle example provides that contrast. Generated definitions can still be inaccurate or ambiguous, so compare them with your document.
Supported inputs and result limitations
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Before studying, check the answers in your original document and look for missing topics. Generated cards and questions can be wrong or unclear. Their number and available formats may differ from these examples, and your usual account and plan limits still apply.
Review answers in the actual study view
In Match, tap a term on the left and a candidate definition on the right. Correct pairs lock in place; complete the remaining pairs and review the round feedback. An explanation is available when the generated question includes one. Do not assume the feedback makes an ambiguous pairing educationally sound.
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