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True/False Trivia runs quick statements you judge as true or false, against the clock. A coin flip scores fifty percent, so the interesting number is how far above that you land — and that gap is where your actual knowledge shows.
A statement appears.
Judge it true or false before the timer expires.
Correct answers score and load the next statement.
Speed contributes to your score.
Your final score is correct judgements plus a speed bonus.
Rapid fact verification. Because the format is binary, it exposes plausible-sounding falsehoods particularly well — a statement that sounds right is exactly the kind that catches people out. Another trivia game to try next: Multiple Choice Quiz. Every game in this family is on the trivia games page.
Watch for absolute words. 'Always', 'never' and 'all' make a statement much more likely to be false.
First instinct is usually right on factual statements you actually know.
Do not spend the clock. The speed bonus is worth more than agonising.
Remember the baseline: fifty percent is a coin flip, so sixty percent is barely better than guessing.
There is no penalty, so always answer. A guess is worth half a point on average.
Because reality usually has exceptions. Statements with 'always' or 'never' need to hold universally, and few claims do.
A general knowledge pool across science, history, geography and culture.
Anything meaningfully above fifty percent. Fifty is chance.