A recall quiz from any list
Type the names — or paste the whole list — and players try to name them all from memory, one text box, a slot per name that fills the moment it matches.
Name as many items of a list as you can before the clock runs out — the countries of Europe, the elements, every character in the book. Groups, accepted spellings and a hint per name.
Type the names — or paste the whole list — and players try to name them all from memory, one text box, a slot per name that fills the moment it matches.
Pick how long players get. When it runs out the score stands as it is, and every name they missed is marked on the board.
UK, Great Britain and Britain can all count for the United Kingdom. Capitals, accents and punctuation never matter; anything else you accept, you list.
Put names under headers — continents, decades, chapters — and the board becomes a column per group, each with its own count.
Off, a missed name stays a secret. Turn it on and the names nobody typed are shown once the run ends — good for practice.
Deals the slots of each group in a different order every time, so the board is not learnt by its sequence.