Mensa Daily Q
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | China Industries Ltd. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Following our long tradition, this officially licensed British Mensa app has questions that are created to make you think, work things out in your head and solve the answer mentally. Just look out for the daily notifications and jump right in. Can you solve the Daily Q? With questions ranging from easy to extremely difficult, you can be spend a few minutes each day to flex that cranial muscle. Don't worry if you get it wrong, you can select to see the answer if it keeps on stumping you. Good Luck.
Reviews
Useless and silly
Blinky too
They ask these questions and then when they show the answer there’s no explanation. So you learn nothing if you don’t know the answer. Or how the question is formed. Completely useless do not get this application until they fix it.
Not Mensa
Sandiegocardsharp
This can't have anything to do with Mensa. You get a daily problem and within the first dozen or so a few have been ambiguous and the questions are often written with poor grammar. Here's an example of a ridiculous question that prompted me to delete the app: "For breakfast five people have bacon, seven have sausage and 10 have cornflakes, how many have toast?" Yes, the commas are included/missing as originally written. Rated at the highest difficulty rating, you have to wonder if it's because of the horribly worded sentence. You can't convince me that there is enough info there to answer that question. Another math question asked to find an answer in minutes but when it ended up as a number with a decimal I put down the entire answer and was marked wrong because I didn't round to the nearest whole number. Fractions of a minute do have a direct correlation to a unit of measurement called seconds. This app has nothing to do with intelligence or building someone's reasoning skills. At least I didn't lose any money but all the same, someone is scamming the Mensa name to try to get downloads.
