Goal

Answer “Yes” or “No” (or “True” or “False”) to each card, taking into account the information presented on the card itself, in the game title, and/or in the optional statement.
If the author has set a maximum time or a limit on the number of lives, you will have to do it before the time and/or lives run out.
If the author has set a limited number of lives, you will lose one each time you choose a wrong answer.
If the author has set a maximum time for each card, when the time is up you will move on to the next card without being able to add up the score. In this case, you will also lose a life if they are finite.
The game ends when you choose the answer on the last card, when you lose all your lives, or when you run out of time on the last card.

Controls

Cellphone or Tablet

Press on the green button on the right (the check mark) to answer “Yes” or “True”, and on the red button on the left (the cross) to answer “No” or “False”.
You can do the same by dragging and dropping the card to the right or left, respectively.
Press on an audio to play or pause it, or on a picture to enlarge it.

Computer

Click the green button on the right (the check mark) to answer “Yes” or “True”, and the red button on the left (the cross) to answer “No” or “False”.
You can do the same by dragging and dropping the card to the right or left, respectively, with the main mouse button.
Click on an audio to play or pause it, or on an image to enlarge it.

Score

You start with 0 points and work your way up to 100 depending on the cards you answer correctly.
The total score is divided by the number of cards. For example, if there are 10 cards, each of them is worth 10 points.
If you choose the correct answer from the card, you add the points it is worth, and if you choose the wrong answer, you add 0 points.
The author can establish that in some or all of the cards, both answers are correct.

XIX century in Spain

Yes or No

settings

Sound

Information