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Numerosity · arithmetic speedBest (3 min): —
Mode
How it works
- You get a target and one operation (+, −, ×, ÷).
- Pick the two numbers out of five that produce the target with that operation. Order doesn't matter: for − and ÷ it's always bigger first.
- Answer as many as you can before the clock runs out. Numbers get bigger as your streak grows; a miss drops you a level.
Example · ×
7×8=56
How it works
- You get the numbers and the target. The operations between them are missing.
- Fill each gap with +, −, × or ÷ so the equation equals the target. Exactly one combination works.
- Normal order of operations: × and ÷ before + and −. Equations grow from two numbers to three, then four, as your streak grows.
Example · three numbers
4×3+2=14
4 × 3 = 12, then + 2 = 14.
Time limit
Operations
Starting level
Keyboard: press 1–5 to pick a tile, Esc to clear.
Time3:00
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Streak0
Level1
+
=0
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Level1
Results · fill in the operations
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Flashback · working memory (n-back)Best (3 min): —
How it works
- Shapes appear one at a time. For each one, decide whether it matches the shape N steps back.
- Start at 1-back (the shape right before). Do well and it moves to 2-back, then 3-back, where shapes have two colors and both colors must match too.
- The first N shapes of each level are just to memorize. After that, answer before the next shape or it counts as Too slow.
Example · 2-back, shape only
Time limit
Starting level
Keyboard: F or ← for No match, J or → for Match.
Time3:00
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Level1-back
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Shapedance · pattern matchingBest (3 min): —
How it works
- You see several cubes, each with shapes laid out in a pattern.
- Exactly two cubes show the same pattern. Click both. The others differ by a shape, a color or a position.
- Patterns get busier as you level up. From level 3 the cubes are turned to different angles, and at level 4 they keep spinning. A turned copy still counts as the same pattern.
Example · level 1
Cubes 1 and 3 match. Cubes 2 and 4 each have one dot in a different spot.
Time limit
Starting level
Keyboard: press 1–8 to pick a cube, Esc to clear.
Time3:00
Correct0
Streak0
Level1
Find the two cubes with the same pattern
Results
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