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Parents' Guide to

The Moron Test

By Carla Thornton, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 9+

Offensive title, but silly, fleeting fun.

App iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad , Android , Kindle Fire Entertainment
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What you will—and won't—find in this app.

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age 4+

Based on 2 parent reviews

flylikeahurd
flylikeahurd Adult
October 21, 2022
age 2+

The fun & enjoyment of the use of Moron

Dear Sir-Miam Mods owner , After you're third party sneaky beak adverts That was funny $$$. One of you're programmed quizes is not formatted correct I Believe for ex. The moment where it states To swipe left to right right?!!! Even I'm a moranic individual I could answer that );
SuperTwinMom
SuperTwinMom Parent of 10-year-old
February 27, 2011
age 5+

Fine app

It is a OK app. The the best but not the worst. All of my boys ? this app. They aren't the brightest so this app will help them a little bit. ( and it will be worth my $ at least)
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Is It Any Good?

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The Moron Test is a series of straightforward questions and exercises mixed in with gags to trip you up. For instance, the instruction, "Touch anywhere to continue" requires touching the word "anywhere." The game does teach kids to pay attention, and it's amusing at least the first time through, even kind of fun to try to beat old times. But the questions get stale quickly.

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