Why colored circles instead of real photos?

Using abstract colored avatars keeps the game fast and privacy-friendly — no images to load — while still exercising the same face-to-name memory association skill.

How many rounds does the game last?

The game runs through several groups of four faces each, tracking how many name matches you get right in total.

Do the same avatars and names repeat across rounds?

No, each new group uses a fresh set of names, so you can't rely on remembering a name from an earlier round.

Face-Name Recall

Study four faces and names, then match each face to its name from memory.

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Face-Name Recall

Study four faces and names, then match each face to its name from memory.

How to use this

1Click "Start" to study four colored avatars and their names.
2Once the names are hidden, you'll see each avatar again one at a time.
3Pick the correct name from the options shown.
4After all four are quizzed, a new group of faces and names loads for the next round.

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Frequently asked questions

Why colored circles instead of real photos?

How many rounds does the game last?

Do the same avatars and names repeat across rounds?

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