The quiz is multiple choice with 2,3 or 4 answers to choose from. The quiz can be restricted to one of 6 regions, or to a particular country.

Use the setup form to choose what sort of quiz you want, and which part of the world to use and press "Start" to begin.

Use Cancel to return to Plot Mode without starting a quiz.	Select what type of places you will be asked to identify.
When you are happy with the settings, tap Start to begin the quiz.	Pick where the places will be chosen from. These regions are only approximate.
Your score is optionally displayed as you play.   Choose how many answers to offer in the multiple choice questions.	The Custom option lets you pick a specific country to be quizzed on. Tap on the current name and select a country from the list which appears.

Some combinations of settings (for example, using "Fiji" as the custom country) result in a quiz with not enough candidate answers to offer a multiple choice. If this happens, an alert appears; you should choose a different quiz and try again.

Pick one of the multiple choice answers. The correct answer will be highlighted in bold, wrong answers are crossed out.

You can zoom and pan to improve the view. Make life easier by displaying capital city or country names.

The crosshairs are positioned on the place in question.	Your current score is shown here. You can disable this in the Quiz Setup
2,3 or 4 choices are offered here. Incorrect answers are crossed out as they are picked. You must pick the right answer to go to the next question.	At any point during a quiz you can go to Preferences Mode to alter whether country and city names are being displayed. Changing preference settings will not disrupt a running quiz.
The Tool Button is still active in Quiz Mode and can be used to zoom, pan, measure and select city names.

To stop the quiz, go back to Quiz Setup using the menu. Use Start to reset your score and start again, Continue to resume the quiz with your current score and Stop to end the quiz and return to Plot Mode.

It is possible to move the crosshairs offscreen by zooming or panning. If this happens, keep zooming out until you see them or use the World menu option to relocate them.