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Multiple Choice Quiz is a general knowledge round with four options per question and a clock. Because recognition is easier than recall, multiple choice is the friendliest quiz format — which means the difficulty has to come from the timer and from plausible wrong answers.
A question appears with four options.
Choose the answer before the timer expires.
Correct answers score and load the next question.
Speed contributes to your score.
Your final score is correct answers plus speed bonus.
Knowledge retrieval speed and recognition. It is a general-knowledge game rather than a cognitive drill, and it is honest about that. Another trivia game to try next: True / False Trivia. Every game in this family is on the trivia games page.
Read all four options before choosing. The obviously wrong ones narrow the field quickly.
First instinct is usually right. Changing an answer on reflection is, on balance, more likely to hurt than help.
Eliminate rather than select when you are unsure — two eliminations turn a guess into a coin flip.
Do not burn the clock on one question. The speed bonus is worth more than one extra correct answer.
A general knowledge pool covering science, history, geography and culture.
No, so always answer rather than leaving it. There is no reason not to.
Not really. It exercises retrieval of things you already know, which is different from learning new things.
The common advice not to is overstated, but when you have no new information, your first instinct is generally the better bet.