History Sprockets is a quiz match that also serves as a memory training tool. With over 100 topics and 5,000 questions on events from history, music, sports, science, crime, fashion, trivia, and more, participants can easily commit thousands of facts to long-term memory. The match now supports UK GCSE topics and will soon expand to other exams.
Sproc’s History Quiz is a quiz. It is also a memory trainer. While you are quizzing, you find out about memory tricks that let you memorize facts faster and more accurately. We now support UK GCSE topics and are extending to other examinations, so that you can use the game as a lightning-fast memorization tool for your test preparation.You do not need a fantastic memory to effortlessly commit thousands of facts to long-term memory. You dont believe it?
Try this game and be surprised!
The GameTeam up with like-minded people and embark on an adventure through the ages!
Your journey starts out as a simple quiz and quickly turns into a brain-frien.....
Players squad up with others to travel through time, answer questions, and memorize when events happened. The match's AI helps participants become expert quizzers and improve their long-term memory proficiencys. Players can also engage in weekly battles against other participants from around the world and use relics as time bonuses to gain an advantage.
In addition to the match, History Sprockets offers a Memory Training Ecosystem through resources like the MemoryTube by Scintilla Youtube channel and The Memory Tube Podcast for auditory learners. The match's Facebook page and Discord Channel offer opportunities to connect with other participants.
Overall, History Sprockets is a comprehensive and engaging way to learn history while improving memory proficiencys.
Sproc's History Quiz App 185 Update
2023-02-19
v1.85
- Bugfixes. Quests and Speedruns work with GCSE topics.
v1.81
- Support of UK GCSE topics
- Context questions can be enforced and disabled on a scale from 0 (no context questions) to 0.5 (goldilocks method) to 1 (always ask context questions)
