True / False Knowledge Check — Performance / Stage Variant

What it does

• Coach-style statement cards — each claim is framed like advice the learner has probably heard
• Two-button choice — confident true and false buttons drive the interaction
• Verdict reveal — correct/incorrect feedback lands clearly, with a coach's voice
• Pull-aside explanation — a short paragraph contextualizes the verdict in real-world performance
• Running tally — a clear score indicator tracks performance through the quiz
• Replay loop — restart to drill the statements again

Best use cases

• Public speaking and presentation — fear myths, eye-contact facts, slide myths
• Sales and pitching — closing myths, objection facts, persuasion realities
• Leadership and executive presence — confidence myths, body-language facts
• Sports performance — visualization myths, pre-game facts, choking realities
• Acting and stage craft — memorization myths, breath facts, presence realities
• Music and performance — practice myths, stage-fright facts, audition realities

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for page background, card surface, true tone, false tone, and accent — bias bold, stage-ready palettes
• Fonts — a strong display font for the title and a confident body font for statements and coach-voice explanations
• Copy — title, coach-voice intro, statement list, verdicts, and explanation paragraphs
• Images — optional discipline icon (microphone, headset, mark) per statement group
• Behavior — choose statement count, whether scoring is shown, and whether explanations land immediately or at the end