How to play


We hope you’re excited for Marie Curie’s first ever Virtual Brain Game on Thursday 18 March at 7.30pm.


The quiz will comprise of 4 rounds with 6 questions each. There are no opportunities for double points and each question has only 1 correct answer. There’ll be 20 seconds thinking time – the faster you answer, the better you score.


On the day, visit MarieCurieBrainGame.com and you’ll be prompted to enter your Name and Email address. If you’re playing as a household you can put in a Team Name here.


If you’re playing as a ‘Virtual Team’, your own appointed Quizmaster will put in your Team Name here – the rest of the team only need to join the Microsoft Teams or Zoom call. If you accidentally leave the site and want to get back on, you’ll need a link sent through to your email to pick up where you left off, so please do ensure you put in a valid and current email address.


You can play the quiz as an individual, with your household or create your own Virtual Team – and here’s how to do it.


Top tips


• Watch on a tablet, laptop or TV screen - if you watch on your phone you might not be able to see the questions.


• Join the quiz earlier than the 7.30pm start time to check your sound is working and you can see the screen clearly


• If you’re playing in a Virtual Team, do not use a Zoom Basic account as it will automatically end your meeting after 40 minutes and you might miss some of the questions.


• Google Chrome is the recommended browser.


The Quiz


• The quiz will comprise of 4 rounds with 6 questions each.


• There are no opportunities for double points and each question has only 1 correct answer.


• Questions cannot be revisited


• There’ll be 20 seconds thinking time – but the faster you answer, the better you score.


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