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Verbal Memory Test

Remember words and recall whether you've seen them before

How to Start Verbal Memory Test ?

Reaction Time Test

Test how fast you can respond
to a visual stimulus with a
simple click

Sequence Memory Test

Remember an increasingly
long pattern of button
presses

Aim Trainer Test

Sharpen your accuracy by
quickly hitting targets as
they appear

Number Memory Test

Challenge yourself to
remember and reproduce
long sequences of numbers

Verbal Memory Test

Remember words and recall
whether you’ve seen them
before

Visual Memory Test

Mimic a chimp’s ability to
remember the location of
numbers

Chimp Test

Test your capacity to
recall previously seen
visual patterns

Typing Test

Measure your typing speed
and accuracy under
pressure

Why Verbal Memory Test

This test evaluates how many words you can retain in your short-term memory at once. You’ll be presented with a growing list of words to memorize, and your task is to recall them correctly.

As the test progresses, the number of words you need to remember continually increases, making it harder to keep them all in your head. You’ll have three chances to make a mistake before the game ends.

Your score is determined by how many rounds you successfully complete. Keep going as long as you can!

Statistics

Complete Guidance to Play Verbal Memory Test

In this matching game, you will first briefly see all the squares, then try to match two identical boxes. Every block contains a link icon that is only visible when the mouse hovers over it. Here, your task is to select multiples and match them. However, when pairing, few boxes are left, making looking for more pairs with similar characteristics easier. The game belongs to that special class of puzzles where you are allowed a fixed number of moves in a single attempt.
The number of stars you receive depends on how quickly and accurately you complete the Flash Game. The game stops in case you exhaust all your turns without identifying all the squares. The test covers questions on visualization and memory, and with time, one is bound to record better results.

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