Trivia Gauntlet
Rate itSeven daily trivia quizzes in one run, twenty seconds a question and one life in each.
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Trivia Gauntlet plays Mind Loft's daily trivia quizzes one after another as a single run of about 180 questions. Each quiz ends at your first wrong answer, then the next one starts, and you finish with one score to set against everyone else who played that day.
About Trivia Gauntlet
Trivia Gauntlet is a long-form trivia run from Mind Loft, the free daily puzzle and quiz site at mindloftdaily.com. Instead of playing each daily quiz on its own, you take them in one sitting: seven quizzes, 180 multiple choice questions, with one score at the end.
Two parts of the run stay put. Streak is forty questions of anything at all, and Deep is a shorter round of fifteen on a single topic that changes daily (minerals and gemstones on 27 October 2026). The other five rounds of 25 questions rotate through Mind Loft's subject quizzes. On 27 October the run went Sci, Art, Foodie, Atlas and Sport before Streak and Deep, and earlier runs held Script, Biz and History instead. Each question gives you four answers and twenty seconds.
Each quiz gives you one life. A wrong answer or a timeout ends that quiz, and the next one starts by itself. Your total is how many you got right across all seven. Under each question a line shows the time left, where you are in the quiz and the place you would hold among the day's players if you stopped there.
The start screen lists the day's seven quizzes with their question counts, and a Rankings page lists the day's players. It is free, with no sign-up, and it suits players who already do Mind Loft's single quizzes and want a longer test.
How to play Trivia Gauntlet
- Open Trivia Gauntlet on Mind Loft and look over today's seven quizzes and their question counts.
- Press the start button, which names the first quiz of the day.
- Read each question and pick one of four answers with a click or the keys 1 to 4 within twenty seconds.
- Keep answering until you miss or run out of time. That ends the quiz, and the next one starts on its own.
- Play through all seven quizzes and compare your total of right answers with the day's rankings.
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Tips
- Use the number keys 1 to 4. They are quicker than the mouse when the timer runs low.
- The Streak round has forty questions, the most of any quiz, so a long run there counts for more than anywhere else.
- Check the Deep topic on the start screen before you begin. It changes daily and is the one round you can think about ahead.
- Watch the line under each question. It shows the place your total would hold right now among the day's players.
Questions
What happens when I get a question wrong in Trivia Gauntlet?
That quiz ends there. The next quiz in the run starts by itself, so one miss costs you the rest of one round, not the whole run.
How many questions are in a run?
180 across seven quizzes. Five rounds have 25 questions each, Streak has 40 and the Deep round has 15.
Do I need an account to play?
No. Mind Loft says the run is free with no sign-up.
How long do I have per question?
Twenty seconds for each question.
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