Order of Operations

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Description

Order of Operations puts a single expression on screen, gives you four answers and a short clock, and asks you to resolve it in the right sequence. Brackets, then powers and roots, then multiplication and division, then addition and subtraction.

The wrong answers are not random. Each one is what you would get by working through the expression from left to right, which is the instinct the game is built to break. Recognising your own shortcut in the list of options is the fastest way to stop taking it.

The clock matters more than the arithmetic. Almost every expression here is easy once the order is settled, so the pressure sits on deciding what to solve first rather than on doing the sum, and hesitation costs more than a hard number would.

Rounds are short and the expressions grow one operation at a time, which keeps the difficulty tied to the rule rather than to bigger numbers. It works as a few minutes of warm-up before homework as much as a game.