Present Modals of Deduction (Group game)

It might be used for a game of strategy. It must involve pieces with different moves. It can’t be played without thinking ahead.

It must be able to fly but isn’t alive. It might require a licence to use. It can’t be flown indoors easily.

It must measure time without numbers. It might use sand instead of batteries. It can’t be set to a specific time.

It must connect pieces of paper. It might make a clicking sound when used. It can’t be used without metal pins.

It might not guarentee you go everywhere. It might have your photo inside. It can’t be used as money.

It must represent something much larger than itself. It might spin but doesn’t move on its own. It can’t show your exact location.

It might help you when you are unsure about something. It must be full of letters. It can’t be read like a novel.

It must help you see faraway things clearly. It might be used by birdwatchers. It can’t see through walls.

It might help you in very complicated areas. It might have buttons but isn’t a phone. It can’t be used to write sentences.

It must make small things appear larger. It might be used by detectives. It can’t be used to see faraway objects.

It must be something that measures something invisible. It must follow physics and chemistry rules. It can’t be used to measure time.

It must show what is in front of it. It might break if handled roughly. It can’t create anything new.

It might be something you use every morning and night. It must have bristles. It can’t be shared with others.