Promises to Claim — Score Chart
Ranked by each student’s highest logged score.
“And let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works:”HEBREWS 10:24 (KJV)
Sign in and finish the exercise, and your best score will stand on this chart.
No scores stand on this chart yet. Be the first — play Promises to Claim.
How the score is struck. The score is a composite of five things: how many you got right, your accuracy (right against wrong), your speed (this exercise’s honest pace is 10 seconds a unit — faster earns, up to a cap), the level you played (the harder rungs weigh more: Novices ×1.10, Ministers ×1.22, Masters ×1.36, Hey Moses ×1.52), and your streaks of right answers in a row. Only your highest score on an exercise is logged — a worse run changes nothing. The score itself is for the contest — the extra credit comes from your recorded completions, which add on top of your GPA (up to +0.25, only ever upward) — and these charts are not the accountability ledgers; they stand apart, for the love of the contest.