Skill Review: Math Quiz

Math Quiz developed by Banana Brains is a fun and educational voice skill with engaging challenges to test the mathematical knowledge of mostly youngsters. At the very outset, the voice skill appears to be designed to appeal to any who would want to dabble with some mathematical fun facts. The entire skill which is built around interesting math trivia and questions aims to create a flurry of excitement to tease avid enthusiasts.

With a fun mix of math challenges, Math Quiz voice app attempts to entertain its eager users. At the very start of the skill, the user is taken through 5 multiple-choice questions while exhorting the player to get as many correct as possible. The skill also offers a variety of math and fact questions not less than 5 at a time. The player is expected to give the answer by calling out the relevant option number of the choice selected as the answer. One of the positives is that the skill encourages the player to keep going by declaring the scores at the end of each answer. Another highlight is the convenience of having questions repeated which is made possible through the “Repeat” command. The “Help” option seems equally beneficial. Therefore, the skill’s user-friendly features efficiently guide the conversation. What’s more, the player can skip to the next available question by stating “I don’t know”, which allows them to keep going without hesitation. Well, that being said, there seem to be a few downsides that could let down the player at times. The first being the repeat of certain questions when opting for another round of the game. The inability to resume from where one left off is yet another negative. The last one is the skill’s confusing relay of the right choice of answer by preceding it with its respective option number.

The VOGO Voice team scores this skill 4 out of 5 stars based on our rating system. Yet, you’ll have to try for yourself and see if it is a truly interesting voice app that will help you learn math facts to fluency and mastery. Bear in mind that the answers are preceded by their relevant option number. This way you won’t get easily confused and benefit the most from the skill. So why not try out the skill and see if it offers the engaging experience you as a math enthusiast had anticipated.