Name every item on today's themed list before the clock dies, and the earlier you get each one, the more points it banks.
You get a theme and a 90-second clock. Type items that belong on the list; correct answers lock into slots, and a decaying curve means earlier answers score more than later ones. Name the whole list, or rack up as much as you can before time runs out.
Daily Dozen is a speed-recall game where a shared daily list rewards both knowledge and quick thinking.
Naming as many items as possible in ninety seconds, with a decay curve favouring earlier answers, is the list quiz.
Weighting by order rather than by difficulty is the original scoring.
That weighting rewards retrieval fluency instead of coverage. The first items out are the ones most strongly associated with the category, and the last are the ones dredged up — which makes the score a measure of how quickly the category comes to mind rather than how much of it you know.
Daily Dozen is a speed-recall game where a shared daily list rewards both knowledge and quick thinking. It's an original, free browser game made for PlayPendium.