The ConverteArq Show is a question and answer game inspired by classic talk shows: multiple choice questions, increasing difficulty and those butterflies in your stomach before nailing the final answer. The questions cover general knowledge — history, geography, science, Brazilian pop culture, sports and curiosities — and are shuffled with each game, so playing again is never the same.
Testing knowledge is one of the most evident learning techniques in cognitive science — the so-called test effect (retrieval practice): trying to actively remember fixes the memory much more than rereading the content. Every wrong question here also teaches, because the brain prioritizes information associated with an emotionally marked error. In other words: losing in the ConverteArq Show is, technically, studying.
No. The game opens and runs directly in the browser, free of charge.
The bank has dozens of questions drawn at random — repetitions become rare in consecutive games, but the bank grows over time.
The ranking is only saved in this browser, in local storage. It is not shared across devices. The game values are fictitious and do not represent payment or prize money.