Prize Ladder Quiz: Free 15-Question Multiple-Choice Quiz
Daily game
Today’s 15 questions
Everyone gets the same questions today. Your first game goes on today’s board.
Just for fun: the points are fictional and have no cash value.
Fair play: answer from your own head, no AI assistants or searching.
Altto Quiz
Hold tight
Your answer is locked in. Find out if it’s right in a moment.
Lock this in?
The crowd voted
Asking your friend…
Banked 0 pts
Gold rungs are safe levels: get one wrong and you keep the last one you passed.
Just for fun: the points are fictional and have no cash value. Tap an answer, then confirm it. On a keyboard, press A, B, C or D, then Enter.
Your result
0 pts
You’re in the prize draw
Keep this code. If it’s drawn, you win a £25 Amazon voucher. How the draw works
That’s your full result, free. Nothing to pay and nothing to sign up for. The points are fictional and have no cash value.
Challenge a friend They get exactly the same 15 questions. Can they score more than you?
How to play the Prize Ladder Quiz
- Pick a game. The Daily game has the same 15 questions for everyone today. Practice gives you a fresh set each time, and doesn’t repeat questions until you’ve seen them all.
- Answer the question. Each question has four answers and only one is right. Tap your answer, then tap Lock it in to confirm.
- Climb the ladder. Every right answer moves you up a rung, from 100 points at question 1 to 1,000,000 points at question 15. Questions 1 to 5 are easy, 6 to 10 are medium and 11 to 15 are hard.
- Use your lifelines. You get each of the three lifelines once per game, and you can use more than one on the same question.
- Know when to stop. A wrong answer drops you back to your last safe level (1,000 or 32,000 points), or to nothing before question 5. If you’re not sure, walk away and keep the points you’ve won.
The three lifelines
- Two picks. Use it, then lock in an answer. If it’s wrong, that answer is struck out and you get to choose again, with no points lost. If it’s right, you carry on as normal.
- Crowd check. A crowd votes and you see the result as a bar chart. They are usually right on the easy questions and less sure on the hard ones.
- Ask a friend. Your friend tells you what they think and how sure they are. They know a lot, but not everything.
Altto Prize Ladder Quiz: quick facts
A free 15-question multiple-choice general knowledge quiz with a points ladder, for a computer, tablet or phone.
Updated
- Price
- Free, with no sign-up, no email and nothing to download.
- Questions
- 1,500 general knowledge questions: geography, history, science, nature, sport, the arts, food, words, maths, TV, film and music, UK life, space and technology.
- Prize ladder
- 100, 200, 300, 500, 1,000, 2,000, 4,000, 8,000, 16,000, 32,000, 64,000, 125,000, 250,000, 500,000 and 1,000,000 points. Fictional points only.
- Safe levels
- 1,000 points (question 5) and 32,000 points (question 10).
- Lifelines
- Two picks, Ask a friend and Crowd check, once each per game.
- Ways to play
- A Daily game that is the same for everyone, with a board for today; Practice games; and friend challenges on the same 15 questions.
- Accessibility
- Play with a touchscreen, mouse or keyboard (A to D, then Enter). Questions, answers and results are read out to screen readers.
- Privacy
- Runs in your browser. Your scores are saved only on your device. Only a Daily result (with your nickname) is sent, so it can go on today’s board.
How to win more on the quiz
- Save your lifelines. The first five questions are meant to be easy. Lifelines are worth far more on questions 10 to 15.
- Crowd check early, Two picks late. The crowd is most reliable on easier questions; Two picks always helps, however hard the question, because a wrong first answer doesn’t end your game.
- Ask first, then use Two picks. Hear what your friend or the crowd thinks, then switch on Two picks as your safety net before you lock in.
- Bank the safe level. Once you pass 32,000 points you can’t drop below it, so questions 11 and 12 are worth a careful guess. After that, a wrong answer costs much more.
- Walk away when you really don’t know. At 500,000 points a wrong guess drops you to 32,000. A coin-flip guess there is a bad bet.