Aprende Cultura General - General knowledge quizzes & games

Enhance your general knowledge with the most comprehensive tool currently available in the market:

- Completely free (no in-app purchases).

- Especially beneficial for exam preparations.

- 5,000 questions.

- Over 500 diverse games.

- Thematic tests (General Knowledge, Science, Solar System, The Moon, Atmosphere and Climate, Human Body, Flora and Fauna, Sports, Olympics, Football, Art, Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Cinema, Pop and Classical Music, Television, Video Games, Geography, Rivers, Seas and Oceans, Islands, Capitals, Identify the Country, Africa, America, Asia, Europe, History, Language, Phrase Analysis, Analogies, Spelling, Meanings, Synonyms and Antonyms, Literature, Book Authors, Mathematics...).

- Exam simulation.

- Regular updates of questions.

- Optimized for tablets.

Enjoy our application at no cost and practice with general knowledge tests.

【《A Guide to Traveling in the Knowledge Universe: A Survival Record of 5000 Questions for a Test Preparing Party》

As a senior student who is always nervous when taking exams, I downloaded this app with the mentality of giving it a try. As a result, after finishing 300 questions, I actually had the illusion of a "brain gym". The classification catalog when I first opened it made my pupils tremble - from "Atmospheric Composition" to "Renaissance Sculptors' Representative Works", the 32 subject classifications are comparable to the library index system. When I clicked "Exam Simulation", the system popped up a devilish test paper that mixed the basics of quantum physics, the capitals of African countries and the relationships between the characters in "One Hundred Years of Solitude". I seemed to hear the wailing of my brain's CPU overload.

Core Function Practice Report:

• The law of free is really fragrant: 0 pop-up ads throughout the process, not even the soft ads of "Sponsor Question Bank", compared with a certain membership-based question-answering APP, it can be called a clear stream in the education industry.

• Question bank crushing: When I finished the 50th question in the "Human Anatomy" topic, the questions had advanced from "Number of heart chambers" to "Nerve control of gastrocnemius muscle", which successfully saved me as a medical student who was on the verge of failing the "System Solution".

• Interdisciplinary mix and match style: In a mock exam, there were serial questions of "calculating Fibonacci sequence + identifying Monet's paintings + analyzing the flood season of the Nile River". The process of doing the questions was like playing a real-life escape room in a knowledge maze.

Microscope for detailed experience:

• Tablet ecological adaptation: The 10.5-inch screen displays questions, mind map notes and wrong question statistics at the same time. The split-screen function allows me to achieve the magical operation of "solving questions with the left brain and looking up information with the right brain".

• Gamification trap: In the "Capital Connect" game, after I confused the locations of the two tiny countries of Nauru and Aaron ten times, the system automatically generated the "Oceania Geography Black Hole" achievement badge, which was not very harmful but extremely insulting.

• Update timeliness test: The new Olympic events just announced last week have been synchronized with the question bank of "Sports Special Topics" this week, and the speed of following hot topics is faster than that of news clients.

Pain point critical moment:

• The analysis of the question "Ulysses" in the literature special topic is only two lines, forcing me to look up the interview with the Nobel Prize winner to understand the difference between "stream of consciousness" and "running account".

• The option "Mosquito: blood pump →______: quantum entanglement device" in the "analogy reasoning" question allows liberal arts students to deeply understand the philosophical significance of dimensionality reduction.

• One time, I accidentally turned on the "Hell Timer" mode, and when I was doing African geography questions, the 30-second countdown sound effect prompted Parkinson's hand speed, and mistakenly included Mauritius in the South American territory.

After half a month of high-intensity experience, my usage suggestions are as follows: It is suitable for fragmented charging (such as doing 10 questions on the subway to unlock the "Knowledge Can" achievement), but in-depth study of a certain field still requires professional textbooks; the exam simulation function can be called a comprehensive ability CT scanner, but those with weak psychological endurance should be careful to open the mixed mode; the most important thing is - don't show off the accuracy of the "Olympic History" topic at family gatherings, otherwise you will be caught by your second uncle and asked questions to all the children in the village.

(Aftereffect warning: now when I see a rice cooker, I will reflexively think about "the influence of atmospheric pressure on boiling point", and when watching a drama, I always want to pause and analyze the metaphors and rhetoric in the lines... Knowledge poisoning syndrome, be careful!)