Mondo Knows Challenges
Reaction Time Test
The screen stays red until it turns green, then you click as fast as you can. Mondo times the gap in milliseconds and averages your attempts. It is the simplest way to see how quickly you respond to something unexpected.
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How it works
- Press start and wait. Do not click early.
- The moment the panel turns green, click it.
- Repeat five times to build an average.
- Your best and average are shown at the end.
Worth knowing
Reaction time depends on your screen, your mouse or finger, your browser and how tired you are. Treat this as a fun measurement, not a medical one.
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Questions people ask
- What does the reaction time test measure?
- Average reaction time in milliseconds across your attempts. How fast can you react when the screen changes?
- How do I do well on the reaction time test?
- Press start and wait. Do not click early. The moment the panel turns green, click it. Repeat five times to build an average. Reaction time depends on your screen, your mouse or finger, your browser and how tired you are. Treat this as a fun measurement, not a medical one.
- Is my score saved, and can I compare it?
- Your best score is stored on your own device, so you can come back and beat it. Under a minute. Take it a few times before trusting one number.
Facts behind the reaction time test
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