Test Actualidad (Clarín)

About Test Actualidad (Clarín)

Test Actualidad sits in the Juegos section of Clarín, Argentina's largest newspaper, where its card carries the day's date alongside Lexi Reto, Palagrama, the Claringrilla and sudokus. The quiz engine comes from Quality Games, which also supplies a Portuguese version, Teste de Atualidades, to Folha de S.Paulo.

Each quiz has six questions with three answers each, drawn from the news of the previous days. The quiz for 2 October 2026 asked how many people attended the Pope's mass in Paris, who said he was not preparing for a war with Europe, and the score of Uruguay's win over South Korea, as well as a Boca Juniors question. The game server hands every player the same set of questions for the date, along with the share of players who got each one right and overall streak figures.

When you open a game on clarin.com, a login screen asks you to sign in or create a free account. A new quiz appears each day, and a correct streak is tracked from day to day.

It suits readers in Argentina and Spanish speakers who follow Argentine and world news and want a two-minute check on how closely they have been paying attention.

How to play Test Actualidad (Clarín)

1. Open Test Actualidad on Clarín Juegos (log in with a free Clarín account if asked).
2. Read each of the six questions about recent news.
3. Pick one of the three answers.
4. See after each question whether you were right.
5. Check your score against other players and come back tomorrow for a new quiz.

Tips

• Skim the main headlines of the last day or two before playing.
• Sport, especially Argentine football, comes up often.
• If unsure, rule out the answer that seems least plausible and choose between the other two.

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