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Added excel to import quizzes to the platforms. Added API link to import quizzes to the platform instead of using only excel. The parameters expected from the API include instruction, question, answer, review, opta, optb, optc, optd, opte. Players can attempt virtual play without signing in to the platform.
A multi-language and multi-player timer quiz game app for online & offline play.
With this app, you can create your own quiz or download for free and save on your device, time yourself and play. You can play with or without internet connections. It has offline mode which involves single and double play without an internet connection. The single offline mode involves one-play timer and all-play timer. If a quiz has 10 questions, One-play timer is like timing yourself 30 seconds to answer each question one after the other while all-play timer is like using 300 seconds (10*30) to answer all 10 questions at once. The double play offline mode involves playing with a device-generated user (WAZOBIA) turn by turn to get two points when answered correctly. Bonus play is available if a player fails to answer correctly, an opponent is given a chance to answer that turn correctly and get one point. Meanwhile, the online mode involves playing with someone live or setting up two playmates and watch them play (virtual). In each case, an internet connection is required and a player is required to add many playmates to his circle. For playing with someone live, bonus play and audience play are available while they are unavailable for virtual play. Each player has an audience that try to answer the player's turn correctly and win one point if the player fails to answer the turn correctly. If the both the player and player's audience fail, bonus play is available for the opponent player to win one point. This is really a fun place to be. It is educative, informative and entertaining. Try this app today and it will be good you do.
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