How the Quiz Works
Each round presents a question showing either a picture of a typical workshop tool or its name. Players select the correct answer from several options. The format is intentionally simple, so no prior mechanical knowledge is required to begin. Questions cover tool names and appearances, and the pool draws from common workshop equipment rather than obscure specialty items.
Three Ways to Play
The game offers three distinct modes. In streak mode, a single wrong answer ends the run, which pushes players to think carefully before committing. Timed mode asks how many questions can be answered correctly before the clock runs out, rewarding quick recognition over deliberation. Study mode removes the pressure entirely, letting players review tools and their names before attempting any scored questions. Each mode targets a different skill: accuracy, speed, or familiarity.
Feedback and Learning
After every answer, the game immediately indicates whether the choice was correct. That feedback loop is the core learning mechanism. Over repeated sessions, players associate tool names with their visual appearances. Mistakes carry no penalty beyond ending a streak or using time, so the environment stays relaxed. The game treats errors as part of the process rather than a failure state.
Access and Compatibility
The game runs directly in a web browser with no downloads or installations. It adapts to desktop and mobile screen sizes, and a full-screen option is available for a larger view. The interface is clean and simple, making it easy to start playing immediately. Content is suitable for all ages, with no violent or inappropriate material.
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