Diese App, Gehirnfrei, enthält 50.000 wahre/falsche Fragen in fünf Kategorien. Beantworten Sie jede Frage innerhalb von 15 Sekunden. Beachten Sie, dass einige Fragen unterschiedliche Antworten haben können. Die Kategorien umfassen ein breites Wissensspektrum, einschließlich früherer Prüfungsfragen, allgemeinem Wissen, Geschichte und einem speziellen Abschnitt zur Verbesserung des englischen Wortschatzes (8.000 Wörter). Die fünf Kategorien sind: Geographie, Wissenschaft und Technologie, allgemeine Kultur, Englisch und Geschichte/Medizin.
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- Kategorie : Lehrreich
- Version : 1.1
- Größe : 12.5 MB
- Entwickler : Mrngz
- Aktualisieren : Mar 09,2025
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Quizzer
Mar 13,2025
The app is okay, but the 15-second limit for each question feels too rushed. Some questions have confusing answers too. It's a good way to test knowledge, but it could be more user-friendly.
Conocedor
Apr 17,2025
Me gusta la variedad de preguntas y categorías. El límite de tiempo de 15 segundos hace que sea desafiante, pero a veces es demasiado corto. En general, es una buena herramienta para aprender y divertirse.
SavoirTout
Mar 08,2025
L'application est intéressante, mais le temps de réponse de 15 secondes est trop court pour certaines questions. Les réponses varient parfois, ce qui peut être déroutant. Un bon outil pour tester ses connaissances.
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