Five questions, once a day
A round is five questions, and it is the same five for every player — round 3 is round 3 for everyone. You get one a day: finish it, and the next unlocks at midnight, your midnight, wherever you are.
The rules
The whole game is five questions a day. Here is everything that matters.
A round is five questions, and it is the same five for every player — round 3 is round 3 for everyone. You get one a day: finish it, and the next unlocks at midnight, your midnight, wherever you are.
Right is right — twenty points, however long you took. A perfect round is 100. The clock is not scored, because a score should mean how much you knew, not how fast you read.
After each answer you see the share of players who got it right, and at the end where your round places against the field. Some questions almost nobody gets. Those are the good ones.
There is no failing out. A wrong answer scores zero and you carry on to the next question, so a bad start never ends the round early.
Right or wrong, you get the reasoning before moving on. That is the part most people stay for.
Twenty points for a correct answer, zero for a wrong one, however long you spent on either. Five questions, so a perfect round is 100.
There is no time bonus and no time penalty. The clock is shown on your result as an average, because it is interesting — but it has never been worth a point, and two players with the same score got the same number right.