Everybody uses them
Few people could say what the letters in DNA or USB stand for. Each spin picks an abbreviation and offers four meanings from the same group. Press SPIN!:
Your score and your run
Score counts the right answers, In a row the ones since your last mistake, and Best run remembers your longest. Start again clears them:
One part at a time
Technology, science and health, and organisations. Click a group to put it on the wheel or take it off:
Easier or harder
Quiz settings changes how many answers you get and where the wrong ones come from. Take the ones I got right off the wheel leaves only what you still have to learn:
Where it works
- General knowledge rounds at a quiz night.
- Science and IT lessons – the words behind the letters.
- Language learners: abbreviations are in every newspaper.
- A quick challenge in the car or at the dinner table.
They are all international abbreviations – the same letters in every language – so the quiz is about what they mean, not how they are spelled.