Who Sang Lead?
Ten Beatles songs. For each one, pick who sang the lead vocal.
The rules
- Every song today has a single lead singer: John, Paul, George or Ringo.
- You get one tap per song. The right answer lights up green either way.
How to play
- Tap a name under each song. Your score shows at the top.
- Answer all ten to earn today’s green check.
Tip: George usually sang the songs he wrote, and Ringo got about one song per album.
Which Era?
Ten Taylor Swift songs. For each one, pick the studio album it’s on.
The rules
- Albums go by their original titles. Songs are from the standard track lists.
- You get one tap per song. The right answer lights up green either way.
How to play
- Tap an album under each song. Your score shows at the top.
- Answer all ten to earn today’s green check.
Tip: the track number is a clue: big singles often sit early on an album.
Who Won It?
Ten championships from {full} history. For each one, pick the team that won.
The rules
- Teams are named as they were at the time, so you might see an old city or name.
- You get one tap per championship. The right answer lights up green either way.
How to play
- Tap a team under each championship. Your score shows at the top.
- Answer all ten to earn today’s green check.
Tip: one of the four options is always the team that lost that final.
Which War?
Ten battles from American history. For each one, pick the war it was fought in.
The rules
- Every battle involved U.S. (or colonial) forces. The place under each name is a hint.
- You get one tap per battle. The right answer lights up green either way.
How to play
- Tap a war under each battle. Your score shows at the top.
- Answer all ten to earn today’s green check.
Tip: the place helps a lot: battles in Mexico, Cuba or France narrow it down fast.
Who Was President?
Ten moments from American history. For each one, pick who was president when it happened.
The rules
- Every moment happened well inside one president’s time in office, never on a handover day.
- You get one tap per moment. The right answer lights up green either way.
How to play
- Tap a president under each moment. Your score shows at the top.
- Answer all ten to earn today’s green check.
Tip: the four choices are always close together in time, so think about the exact year.
Capital Cities
Ten countries. For each one, pick its capital city.
The rules
- All four choices are capitals from the same continent, so it’s not always the biggest city.
- You get one tap per country. The right answer lights up green either way.
How to play
- Tap a city under each country. Your score shows at the top.
- Answer all ten to earn today’s green check.
Tip: watch out for famous big cities that aren’t the capital, like Sydney, Toronto or Istanbul.
Who Wrote the Score?
Ten famous musicals. For each one, pick the composer who wrote its music.
The rules
- All four choices were writing for Broadway around the same time, so the year helps only so much.
- You get one tap per show. The right answer lights up green either way.
How to play
- Tap a composer under each musical. Your score shows at the top.
- Answer all ten to earn today’s green check.
Tip: think about the composer’s style and the other shows they’re known for.
Who Directed It?
Ten famous films. For each one, pick the director who made it.
The rules
- All four choices were making films around the same time, so the year helps only so much.
- You get one tap per film. The right answer lights up green either way.
How to play
- Tap a director under each film. Your score shows at the top.
- Answer all ten to earn today’s green check.
Tip: think about the director’s style and the other films they’re known for.
About Who Sang Lead?
Ten Beatles songs. For each one, pick who sang the lead vocal.
The rules
- Every song today has a single lead singer: John, Paul, George or Ringo.
- You get one tap per song. The right answer lights up green either way.
How to play
- Tap a name under each song. Your score shows at the top.
- Answer all ten to earn today’s green check.
Tip: George usually sang the songs he wrote, and Ringo got about one song per album.
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