Speed quiz
English Money Rapid Fire.
Learn money words in English: pictures, British audio and short rounds. An English word flashes briefly โ memorise it โ then it disappears and four options appear. Pick the right one from memory.
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How to play
- An English word appears on screen with its picture โ read it and hold it in memory. No options are shown yet.
- The word disappears and four options appear โ English words. Pick the one that matches what you just saw.
- If the recall timer runs out the correct answer is revealed in amber and the next word loads automatically.
- Ten words per round โ build a streak for a score multiplier. No peeking at the options during the flash!
Questions
Is this English rapid fire quiz free?
Yes โ it runs in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in only to save missed words to your review deck.
What if I run out of time?
The correct answer highlights in amber and the next word loads automatically โ the game never pauses for you.
How is the score calculated?
10 points for a correct answer, plus a time bonus (up to 5 extra points for very fast taps), plus a streak multiplier that grows each time you answer correctly in a row.
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