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:For my midterm project, I wanted to make a game out of completing a circuit. My project is modeled after the game “Operation”. This circuit puts the user to the test. It tests your skills and your concentration. Like the Operation game, the user or player must try to avoid touching anything but the goal, which in this case is anything but the exposed wire. The player has to try to move the looped piece of wire from one end of the cardboard box to the other end without touching the exposed, squiggly wire. If the two wires touch, the buzzer will sound and you lose the game. In other words, the player has to try to avoid completing the circuit if he or she wants to “win”. The buzzer is present in order to notify the user of two things: that the user has lost the game and that the user has completed the circuit. :In order to build my project, I used exposed wire so that if you touch the looped piece of the wire with any part of the exposed, squiggly wire the circuit is able to be completed at any given point. I took one end of the exposed wire and attached it to one lead of a 9-volt battery, which consists of insulated wire. The other lead of the 9-volt battery is then attached to one lead of the buzzer. The other lead of the buzzer is then attached to the floating piece of insulated wire, which has a looped piece of exposed wire at the other end of it. Just like how you are in charge of the surgery procedure in the Operation game, in my project you are in control of the circuit. In a way, you get to decide whether or not you want to complete the circuit, but I have made it so that completing the circuit is a negative or an unwanted thing.