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Every set of 10 is played by other people too, so your score goes straight onto a board with theirs. A weekly world leaderboard resets every Monday and the same Daily Challenge lands for everyone at midnight UTC. 21 categories plus a 9-category Kids Zone; you start on Starter sets and unlock harder mixes by playing well.

Is the Exampractice quiz free?
Yes — completely. There is no payment, no premium tier and no adverts, and you can play without an account. Sign in later and everything you have scored comes with you.
What kind of quiz is it?
A multiple-choice trivia quiz: 10 questions a set, 15 seconds each, four options per question. There are 30 categories, from general knowledge, geography and history to film, music, sport, science and a Kids Zone.
How does scoring work?
Easy questions score 100, medium 200, hard 400 and extra hard 800. Consecutive correct answers earn a streak bonus of up to 15%, and in Quick Play a fast answer earns up to 20% more.
What is the Daily Challenge?
One fixed set of 10 questions per day, the same for everyone in the world, with one attempt each. Playing every day builds a streak.
Can I play with friends or as a team?
Yes. Add friends with their code to see their score on every set you both play, or create a group for your office, family, class or pub team with a fixed number of weekly rounds and a standings table.
Is there a quiz for kids?
Yes. The Kids Zone has nine categories written for younger players — animals, science, maths, spelling, the world, stories, cartoons, dinosaurs and space — and kids groups only use the easiest questions.