Make a varied charades deck

Create twelve charades cards: four easy, four medium and four hard. Each card must describe a visible action, not an abstract idea or proper name. Include rules for two teams, one sample turn and a rule for ties. No printing file is needed; return plain text.

Use this complete made-up practice input:
Players: Two teams of adults playing for fun.
Card constraints: Easy uses one familiar action; medium combines an action with an object or complication; hard combines two actions in a small situation. Avoid bodily harm, imitation of disability, sexual content, named public figures and humiliating acts.
House rules: Six rounds, one turn per team per round; forty-five seconds per turn; no talking, spelling or writing; one point for an exact meaning match, with synonyms accepted; no negative points; before the timer starts, a player may ask for one different unplayed card without explanation. Set the uncomfortable card aside until a different card is drawn, then return it to the deck. If no different card remains, the player may pass without explanation, score zero and remove that last card. Played cards leave the deck. Ties remain shared wins.
Deck use: Shuffle all twelve cards, draw without replacement. Difficulty labels help review variety; they do not change points.

Return the finished result. Keep it fictional and do not add claims about real people, products or events.

Check your previous result against this original input:
Players: Two teams of adults playing for fun.
Card constraints: Easy uses one familiar action; medium combines an action with an object or complication; hard combines two actions in a small situation. Avoid bodily harm, imitation of disability, sexual content, named public figures and humiliating acts.
House rules: Six rounds, one turn per team per round; forty-five seconds per turn; no talking, spelling or writing; one point for an exact meaning match, with synonyms accepted; no negative points; before the timer starts, a player may ask for one different unplayed card without explanation. Set the uncomfortable card aside until a different card is drawn, then return it to the deck. If no different card remains, the player may pass without explanation, score zero and remove that last card. Played cards leave the deck. Ties remain shared wins.
Deck use: Shuffle all twelve cards, draw without replacement. Difficulty labels help review variety; they do not change points.

Check these requirements one by one:
- Count twelve cards with four in each difficulty group.
- Check every card can be conveyed through visible actions without a name or abstract word.
- Verify twelve total team turns, the 45-second limit, replacement rule and shared-win tie rule.
Quote each problem, explain the smallest repair, and return a complete corrected version. If there is no problem, say which checks you applied. Do not claim that your own review proves quality or audience response.
Also check the final-card case: no different card remains, so a no-explanation pass must score zero and remove that card.

Make twelve charades cards, four easy, four medium and four hard, using my themes and exclusions below. Use visible actions, not abstract ideas or proper names. Rules: two teams, six turns each, 45 seconds per turn, no speech/spelling/writing, one point for a matching meaning, no negative points, ties shared. Before the timer, allow one different unplayed card without explanation; keep the first card aside while drawing its replacement, then return the first card to the unplayed deck. Shuffle and draw without replacement; remove each played card. If no different card remains, allow a no-explanation pass for zero points and remove that card. Include a sample turn. Return text only.

If an essential detail is missing or two requirements conflict, ask me before filling the gap.

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