Good quiz thanks but why do I only get 4 points for 99/100 (beats 95.3%)?
I was interested to see that the one I got wrong was the least guessed. It was the second one presented and the first one repeated. I wonder what the psychology is behind that.
Great quiz! Missed four. I tried retaking it and apparently it doesn’t work well because I can’t discern which ones I just saw and which ones I saw a few hours ago.
Well, got 99/100. Better avoid looking at this quiz for a few months until I forget everything I saw. Turns out this is the one quiz that becomes HARDER the more you take it!
I'm sure the JP userbase IQ is higher than average, and I think there were 2-3 more I could've gotten (but also got lucky on a couple). But that seems a lot better than I'd expect.
And it doesn't seem like a quiz you could cheat easily, if it's random.
Great idea and makes you realise what you notice without memorising it. Lost a couple if seconds at the start figuring out "of course the 1st word must be new" 🤔
You're looking at the right bit. The first word, by definition, is "New" because no words came before it. Then a new word will show and you have to say if this is New or Seen. Repeat until the end of the quiz.
This is a case where the mean is not so representative: the average is brought down a lot more by the 37% that get something like 50-60 than it is brought up by the 63% that get something like 95-100
I was interested to see that the one I got wrong was the least guessed. It was the second one presented and the first one repeated. I wonder what the psychology is behind that.
"Click seen if you'vs seen the word DURING THE QUIZ".
I'm sure the JP userbase IQ is higher than average, and I think there were 2-3 more I could've gotten (but also got lucky on a couple). But that seems a lot better than I'd expect.
And it doesn't seem like a quiz you could cheat easily, if it's random.
Fun quiz, ty. Easier with a touchscreen or mouse
I cannot see the words before I press Start Quiz, but then it proceeds with the New/Seen part of it.
WORDS . . . .
Glad you did not ? MEMORY.