EZ General Knowledge 1 vs Enlighten Me

Flash Cards and Trivia on Country Capitals, Flags, Population, Area, Currencies and National Birds. Easy to learn and play.

Hold what you think you know up to the light. Judge a Claim true or false, then read why and follow the source. No account, no sign-up, and the first shelf is free. “Glass is technically a slow-flowing liquid, which is why centuries-old window panes are thicker at the bottom than the top.” True or false? Decide, then read the reason and the source it rests on. The answer waits at the end of this page. A wrong answer is where the learning starts. Every Claim comes with a clear explanation and a link to the source behind it, so what you assumed and what is actually the case meet on the same page. THE FREE SHELF Foundation, Volume I opens the Library: five hundred curated Claims across eight Fields, free to every reader. Arts & Entertainment, Film & Television, Geography & Places, History & Events, Music, People & Biographies, Science & Nature, and Sports. Everything on the shelf works without a purchase: the explanation and source on every Claim, Study Hall for returning to what you got wrong, Levels and Honours as you go, and sharing. Hand a Claim on whole, or send it as a Challenge with the answer hidden. The free shelf is read in a few sittings a day. Any Volume you own widens the day, and the Curator removes the limit. BUILD YOUR LIBRARY Twenty-six Fields in all. Philosophy, space, mythology, law, literature, economics and more wait in the Volumes, bought once and owned forever. The Midnight Overture draws a thousand Claims from all twenty-six Fields. Six themed Series go deep: Deep History, Living World, Mind & Ideas, Modern World, STEM Frontiers, and World Cultures. The Compendium binds the Overture and all six together. THE CURATOR An optional subscription turns learning into remembering through spaced review and progress insight across every Field. The Curator studies the Volumes you own; it never gates their content. Enlighten Me is made for the quiet hour, and for the reader who would rather understand than be right, and who follows the footnote. No timer pushing you along, no streak demanding attention, and no advert interrupting a Reading. Just a Claim, your judgement, and the reason you were right or wrong. And the glass? False. Glass is an amorphous solid; it does not flow at room temperature in any human timescale. Old panes are uneven because of the cylinder and crown methods used to make them — the makers simply set the thicker edge down for stability. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/