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Mini Tests: build your own quiz

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About this App

The group chat has gone quiet. A poll about favorite movies is boring after two votes, but a quiz titled "How well do you know me?" can fill the chat with answers in half an hour. Mini Tests is built for that. 🎯

The bot describes itself in one line: it helps you create fun mini quizzes for you and your friends.

Two roles: author and player

Everything rests on two roles. You can write a quiz and send it to people you know, or open a friend's quiz and answer the questions.

That makes it a small party game: one person asks, the others guess.

The commands you need

Control comes down to a short list of commands, so there is little to memorize.

/new creates a quiz.
/test starts taking a quiz.
/my lists the quizzes you made.
/menu opens the main menu.
/help shows hints if you get lost.

What makes a quiz fun

A short quiz lasts longer than a long one. People take it in a queue or between meetings, so keep it tight: five to seven questions is plenty.

The best questions have answers your friends would disagree on, or answers only you know. Favorite food, strangest hobby, first concert. 🎤

Pick a theme, such as "How well do you know me", "Our trip" or "Office life".
Write questions with clear answer choices.
Take the quiz yourself so you catch typos before sharing.
Send it in a private chat or a group.

Getting everyone to finish

The usual fate of a quiz is that people open it and leave. A simple teaser helps: write one line in the chat, such as "Guess what I answered to question three", and curiosity does the rest.

Take the quiz yourself first and share your result. Once one person has answered, the others start more easily. 🏆

Where it fits

A chat with friends is the obvious place. The format also works elsewhere.

Birthdays: a quiz about the birthday person instead of another greeting.
Team chats: a light warm-up before a meeting.
Couples: see who remembers shared moments better.
Study groups: a mini quiz on a finished topic.

A few things to keep in mind

Other people will see the quiz you publish, and their answers can reveal more than they intended. Do not ask for phone numbers, addresses or other private data in your questions.

If you make a quiz for a group, make clear it is a joke and avoid questions that may hurt someone. 🙂

The bot is built for entertainment. A "compatibility" result is a fun number, not a replacement for a real conversation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mini Tests and what is it for?▼

It is a bot for making short, fun quizzes. You write the questions, send the quiz to friends and see how they do. It suits group chats, birthdays and plain entertainment.

How do I create my own quiz?▼

Open the bot and send /new, then follow the steps it gives you. Your quizzes appear under /my, and you can take someone else's through /test. If something is unclear, /help offers hints.

How many questions should a quiz have?▼

Five to seven questions is usually enough: people finish a short quiz, while long ones get abandoned halfway. Put the most interesting questions first and take the quiz yourself before sharing.

Is it safe to share quizzes in a group chat?▼

The quiz itself is harmless, but keep phone numbers, addresses and other private data out of the questions, yours or anyone else's. Remember that you, and possibly other members, can see the answers. For jokes, pick topics that will not hurt anyone.