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One More

Keep your points, or risk one more.

Board 1 of 36 fit · 3 do not

Which of these are berries, botanically speaking?

0 at risk

One More

  1. Six fit, three do not

    Every board is a question and nine answers. Six of them fit, and you pick them one at a time.

  2. Pick one, then Check

    Tap an answer you trust, then press Check. Every answer that fits is a point on this board.

  3. Keep, or risk one more

    Keep ends the board and saves its points. A wrong answer ends it with nothing.

    Points you kept on earlier boards are always safe.

  4. Then every answer

    When a board ends, every answer is shown with the reason. Three boards a day, and 18 points is a perfect day.

How to play One More

Six of the nine answers fit the question. Each one you pick is a point, and you can keep your points whenever you like, but a wrong pick loses the points on that board. Three boards.

  • Three boards, each with a question and nine answers. Six of them fit and three do not.
  • Tap an answer, then Check. Every answer that fits is a point on that board.
  • Keep ends the board and saves its points. You can keep after any answer that fits.
  • A wrong answer ends the board and loses the points on it. Points you kept on earlier boards are safe.
  • Find all six and the board keeps them for you. The most a day can score is 18.
  • When a board ends, every answer on it is shown with the reason it fits or does not.

Where to start

Take the answers you are sure of first. Each one is a point, and each one makes the next pick harder, because what is left is the answers you were less sure of plus the three that do not fit: with six left, half of them are wrong. The wrong answers are wrong for a reason, so read the question again before a pick you are unsure about. A word like "botanically" is there because the kitchen answer is not the right one. Keep when the next pick would be a guess rather than something you know.