Picture details
Study a picture of everyday things, then answer questions about it: what was there, how many, what color and where.
Example
Example
Four things. Which was there, how many and what color.
2 pictures · No time limit · 8 questions
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- 0 / 8
- Active time
- 0:00
Picture details
Look at the picture: the things, their colors and where they are. Press Ready when you are done.
Here is the picture again, so you can check.
Round complete.
- Correct answers
- 0 / 8
- Active time
Tip: while you look, say each thing, its color and its place to yourself.
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Look at the picture. Press Ready. Answer each question from memory. After the last question the picture comes back so you can check.
Keys: Space or Enter for Ready, 1 to 4 to choose an answer, then Enter for the next question.
About this practice
Picture details is a practice in noticing and remembering what you see. Look at a picture of everyday things for as long as you like, press Ready, then answer a few questions about it from memory.
Level 1 has four things and asks which was there, how many of a kind there were and what color a thing was. Level 2 has five things and also asks where a thing was. Level 3 has seven things and also asks what was beside a thing. Level 4 has eight things, and its wrong choices are closer to the right one.
Each question has one right answer, read from the picture itself. Things asked about by color come in many colors, so the answer is in the picture, not in what you already know. The count comes first, before any choice shows what was there.
There is no time limit for looking or for answering.
Your result is set beside your own last round at the same level, in this browser. It is not compared with other people.
Every picture was drawn for QuickenBrain. Each color choice has its name under it, and each place its name in words.
You can also draw the picture on paper from memory before the questions, then check it when the picture comes back.
Study a picture of everyday things, then answer questions about it: what was there, how many, what color and where.
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On by default unless you turn it off. Saved choices are kept. Shares starts, completions, replays and error categories. For ChatGPT visits, starts and completions may include the first QuickenBrain page and country. No answers, drawings or names.
How this data is used