Duo, Square, Cash

Read the question, pick your level, and only then see the options. The more risk you take, the more a right answer earns.

  • Duo2 options1 pt
  • Square4 options3 pt
  • CashFree answer, no options6 pt

A round has 10 questions: 60 points at most, by playing everything in Cash.

Choose your level before seeing the options

Duo, Carré, Cash is a general knowledge quiz that asks you to choose your level before seeing the options. You read the question, then answer with two choices (Duo), four choices (Carré), or by typing your answer with no options (Cash). This multiple-choice quiz therefore mixes choice and written answers. A filter by theme lets you target questions, and each round has ten questions.

A more demanding level earns more: 1 point in Duo, 3 in Carré and 6 in Cash, so 60 points at most per round. The typed answer tolerates accents, capital letters, articles and small mistakes, which limits rejections for a simple spelling error. The game suits students revising, curious people and those who want to measure what they remember. The best score is saved in the browser.

How to play

  1. Read the question, then choose your level, Duo, Carré or Cash, before seeing the options.
  2. Choose between two options in Duo, between four in Carré, or type your answer in Cash.
  3. Filter by theme if needed, then answer the ten questions of a round, each correct answer earning 1, 3 or 6 points.
  4. At the end, the best score, out of 60 points at most, is saved in the browser.

Frequently asked questions

Do you need an account to play Duo, Carré, Cash?
No, the game is played without an account and is free. The best score is saved in the browser. A free account also adds spaced review, where wrong answers come back.
How many points does each correct answer earn?
A correct answer earns 1 point in Duo, 3 in Carré and 6 in Cash. A round has ten questions, so 60 points at most.
Can you change level after seeing the options?
No, the level is chosen before the options are shown. Once the question is read, you decide whether to answer with two choices, four choices or by typing your answer.
Does the typed answer have to be spelled exactly?
No, the typed answer tolerates accents, capital letters, articles and small mistakes. An approximate spelling can therefore be accepted, which avoids losing a point over a simple typing error.

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