For the Scholars’ first inter-org activity this week, Name That Tune, having a good memory will definitely be an advantage. The main objective of the game is to guess the title of the song being played by the game master. For every round, each team will have to choose one member to represent his or her group and play for a point. The first team to finish with the highest score wins the game.
For the said activity, game master Teacher Monet would play songs that the Scholars themselves sung in the past three Gala Nights. And to make the activity more exciting and challenging, a bidding would take place before every start of a round. The two teams would have to compete in terms of guessing the tune in the shortest possible time, and who ever bids the lowest would have the privilege to guess the tune first. If the first one fails to do so, then the other team has the chance to steal the round. According to Teacher Monet, aside from having a point advantage over the other team, the winning team in the said game would also be up for a great reward.
After the game, a burst of emotion suddenly flooded the girls’ bedroom when Bunny fell into a depression due to her throat’s worsening condition. She was getting really frustrated because she couldn’t apply the lessons taught to her by their Mentors. Aside from self pity, she was also feeling sorry for her duet partner, Christian, because she feels that her vocal condition will greatly affect their performance next Saturday.
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