Multiple Choice
One question, four to six answers, one of them right. It comes in three builds: four options, six options, and a long-answer variant where the question is short and each answer is a full statement rather than a name.
What makes it hard
The wrong answers are written to be plausible rather than filler, and one of them is usually a deliberate near miss — the answer you would give if you knew almost enough.
Timing and scoring
| Timer | 100 seconds |
|---|---|
| Scoring | Scored right or wrong |
What the clues give you
Violet gives facts about the subject that hold whichever answer is right. Blue gives a line about the options themselves. Red strikes one wrong answer off the board.
An example
Where it comes from
Humanities and Thought › History › Ancient Worlds — Beginner (1/5)
Many New Kingdom pharaohs, including Tutankhamun, were buried in rock-cut tombs hidden in which valley?
The options
- Saqqara
- Valley of the Kings
- Giza Plateau
- Valley of the Queens
This is a real question from the library, shown exactly as a player first meets it. The answer is deliberately not given.