PopQuiz5

How to play PopQuiz5

The Daily High School Quiz. Free, in your browser, a new one every day at midnight Eastern.

PopQuiz5 is a free, browser-based daily quiz. One high school class a day (Biology, US History, Geometry…) and five numeric questions from it, each answered on a slider. Close guesses still score.

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The game in four steps

  1. See today's class, like Biology, US History, or Geometry.
  2. Read the five questions. Every answer is a number you learned in school.
  3. Drag each slider to your best recollection. Close still scores, so trust your gut.
  4. Submit once. See the answers, your score, and where you rank. A new class drops tomorrow.

Scoring

Nail a question for 100 points, get partial credit for being close. Finish fast for up to a 30% speed bonus. Very slow games lose points. A perfect, instant game is 390.

Questions people ask

Is PopQuiz5 free?

Yes. Today's quiz is free to play in your browser with no account, download, or sign-up required.

When does the new quiz come out?

A new class goes live every day at midnight US Eastern time. Everyone plays the same five questions each day.

How is PopQuiz5 scored?

Each question is worth up to 100 points: an exact answer scores 100 and close answers earn partial credit. A speed bonus of up to 30% rewards a quick finish, and very slow games lose points. A perfect, instant game is 390.

Can I play with friends?

Yes. Free accounts get you streaks and the leaderboard. Private groups come with Pro, a one-time $19.99 purchase (not a subscription) made on MapTapTime; one Pro unlocks groups in all five sister games, and everyone you invite plays free.

What kinds of questions are there?

Things from a standard US high school curriculum: how many bones in the body, what year the Declaration was signed, the boiling point of water, how many electoral votes California has. Every answer is a number.

The sister games

PopQuiz5 is one of five free daily games that share one account and one leaderboard family:

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