Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader

I liked the questions and if it were possible, you could add questions based on visual memory or sorting questions, which is to sort from smallest to largest, or questions based on hearing, for example in the question of animals, which animal makes the next sound, then it would not be limited only to spelling and to make a distinction between spelling and that. In addition, it would be possible to choose one permanent moderator, Theodore or Claudia, and change the settings, as well as to choose a student + present what his abilities are and there would be an option to choose alone or randomly as it was until now.

The game is pretty fun, and I'm learning (re-learning?) a lot of stuff I forgot. Always considered my vocabulary pretty solid, but then something like "collocate" comes up, and I'm left guessing from context clues. I do wish there were some mechanic that encouraged you to branch out of your comfort categories, maybe by giving you more points for categories you don't choose a lot. As it stands, there's nothing but my own desire for self-improvement pulling me towards categories like social studies that the American education system left me painfully under-equipped for. I also think there's some room for improvement in terms of the UI. It's a little weird to have a bunch of pre-made profiles, especially since there are things like icons that can't be shared between profiles. (Meaning, if I want to pick an icon that was randomly selected for one of the many preexisting profiles for my main profile, I need to back out of the profile editor, find the profile using it, edit it, select a different icon, then go all the way back to the profile that I want to give that icon to.) I would also display things like desk patterns and bobbleheads in a grid so users can see all the options at once instead of scrolling through one at a time. Additionally, I think the game would benefit from an option to automatically skip certain dialogue in the settings. I do want to hear the fun facts from the kids, but I'd like to be able to speed through the repetitive classmate selections and "Welcome to Grade XYZ." There are also some otherwise good questions that feel a little bit ruined by overly-obvious answers. At one point, I got something about which factor a bee WOULDN'T use to choose a flower, and the first two options gave the impression that I was going to have to wrack my brain to remember which senses a bee was known for... And then C ended up being "Price." Unless people were under the mistaken impression that Bee Movie is a documentary, literally anyone could answer that without even knowing anything about bees. I get that the whole point is that these questions could be answered by a child, but making it TOO obvious feels like it defeats the purpose of having a quiz game. Like, easy questions are fine, but I personally feel like the easiness should still stem from knowledge of the actual subject rather than understanding that bees don't have a concept of money. Overall, would recommend; all my complaints are pretty minor and don't really hamper the experience in a meaningful way.

As addicting and hilariously frustrating as the OG show. Every negative review about the characters talking is funny because the dialogue is skippable. I don't mind the kids spitting random facts at me, but when I want to, I zoom from question to question by just hitting the skip button EZ PZ. I like the cute classroom backgrounds each subject has.

dog turd of a game.. social studies question for like second grade was what is pride month??? why would a kid need to know that???

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my friend lost to me and let's just say i have one less friend now... also can the npc shut up

this game has dumb evil hitler questions bruh my school aineven teach no gobldy ♥♥♥♥ latin dawg ♥♥♥ dis game cuh ong