Ten multiple-choice questions drawn at random from a bank of twenty, covering geography, science, history, maths, art, literature, technology and culture. Each question shows four options and a fifteen-second timer, so pick one before the bar empties. After ten questions a final screen shows your total.
The score counter in the header counts correct answers out of ten, and that is the figure the final screen shows. The feedback line also quotes a points value that grows with your streak, at 10 plus 2 for each consecutive correct answer. A wrong answer or a timeout resets the streak to zero, and letting the timer run out counts as a miss and reveals the correct option. The closing message is chosen by score band, from “Keep practicing” up to “Perfect” at nine or ten.
The question is marked wrong, the correct option is highlighted and your streak resets. The quiz moves on after a short pause.
The bank is fixed at twenty, but each round shuffles it and takes ten, and the four options are shuffled too, so the order changes every time.
Yes — on a touch screen the game shows on-screen buttons, and games played with a mouse work by tapping.