Yoga Quiz

Six Questions, Two Names Each

Every pose in the quiz carries two names — one English, one Sanskrit — and the six questions work the seam between them. Matching one name to the other is the knowledge being checked. Which poses appear stays unsaid here, since naming them would hand over the answers before the first question loads.

This is the small fitness wing of an anatomy site, and it plays by the same house rules: names and their pairings only, with no advice of any kind attached.

The Checking Behind It

The answers sit in the same dual-entry dataset as the rest of the site. Two authors independently filled in a fixed catalog of 200 keys, each blind to the other’s work, and the finished copies were compared value by value — 200 out of 200 in agreement. A pairing the two could not both vouch for would simply never be asked, so every question here rests on a match the authors arrived at separately and identically.

Taking the Quiz

Each question lays out four options. Make your pick and the page rules on it at once, showing the correct answer whether you were right or wrong, so a miss still hands you the pairing you were after. The sixth question ends the run and opens a full review of the set, and your best score is written to your browser so it is waiting when you come back. There is no signup and nothing to download — the quiz runs in the page it lives on.