How do the questions and answers work?
Every question is an open Hebrew list-question — like "name Japanese car brands" — with typo tolerance, alternate spellings, and an in-game report button for missing answers.
Updated August 17, 2026
No multiple choice here. Every question in Rosh BeRosh is an open Hebrew list-question — think "name Japanese car brands" — and you type as many answers as you can find.
The question bank
Hundreds of questions in the bank, and new ones are added over time.
Topics cover general knowledge: cars, geography, food, sports, culture and more — any question can show up.
Within a single match, a question never repeats.
When the reserve-question rule is active in standard turn-based games and a suitable unused reserve is available, fully clearing the first question loads that one reserve within the same round and the other player starts it. If the rule is off, no suitable reserve is available, or that reserve is also cleared, the round uses the normal draw.
Spelling and typos
Each answer accepts alternate spellings — for example, both "ניסאן" and "ניסן" count.
There's built-in typo tolerance: close enough is good enough.
Found a missing answer?
Sure your answer was right but the game said no? Hit the report button in the game and tell us — the team reviews the reports and updates the question bank.
Pro tip: got rejected on an answer you're certain about? Report it. Players like you are exactly how the answer lists keep getting better.