G. 39. Computers

Divide the group into subgroups of four or five participants, each of which is now a computer. Have them stand quietly in semi-circles, facing the “programmer.”
The “programmer” operates one of the computers by saying the first word of a sentence. The component parts of the same computer respond by creating the rest of the sentence, one word per person. The sentence is ended by one component saying “period,” “question mark,” etc.
The process is repeated with each of the other "computers".