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Basic Self-Referential Quiz 2

This self-referential test is a little bit harder than the first basic test, but it is still very easy to solve.

1.

How many answers are A?

  • A.
    0
  • B.
    1
  • C.
    2
  • D.
    3
  • E.
    4
2.

The first question whose answer is A is question

  • A.
    1
  • B.
    2
  • C.
    3
  • D.
    4
  • E.
    there are no "A"s
3.

The previous answer is

  • A.
    C
  • B.
    D
  • C.
    E
  • D.
    A
  • E.
    B
4.

The only repeated answer is

  • A.
    C
  • B.
    B
  • C.
    A
  • D.
    E
  • E.
    D

How to Play

  • Click once on an answer to mark it as wrong;
  • Click twice to mark it as correct;
  • The bar next to each question shows if the question is logically correct (green) or wrong (red).

About

  • Each test has some number of multiple choice questions about itself;
  • There is only one correct answer for each question;
  • The solution can be found "without too much trial-and-error".

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Brain Training using Self-Referential Quiz

Self-Referential Quiz (SRQs) are assessments that involve questions about the test itself. These tests have been widely used in psychology and cognitive science to study self-awareness, cognition, and even paradoxes. Recently, the concept has been applied to brain training exercises.

Benefits of Using Self-Referential Quizzes for Brain Training

  • Enhanced Cognitive Skills: SRQs require high-level thinking and problem-solving.
  • Improved Self-Awareness: The nature of the questions helps individuals understand their own thought processes.
  • Increased Attention Span: The complexity of the questions demands sustained attention.

Methods of Application

There are several ways to incorporate Self-Referential Quiz into a brain training regimen:

  • Integration with Existing Programs: Adding SRQs to current brain training apps or programs.
  • Standalone SRT Apps: Specialized applications focused solely on Self-Referential Quizzes.
  • Physical Workbooks: Traditional paper-based SRQs for those who prefer offline methods.

Challenges and Limitations

While promising, there are some challenges and limitations to consider:

  • Complexity: Some SRQs can be too complex for beginners.
  • Validity: The scientific backing for the efficacy of SRQs in brain training is still under study.
  • Accessibility: Not all SRQs are easily accessible or user-friendly.
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