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Cube notation quiz: read moves like a cuber.
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How to play Cube Notation Quiz
- Choose a level, then press Start.
- Sometimes you see a symbol and pick its meaning; sometimes you see the words and pick the symbol.
- You get two tries per question.
- Ten questions make a round.
Tips and strategy
- A letter alone is a clockwise quarter turn as you look at that face.
- An apostrophe (read 'prime') means anticlockwise.
- A 2 is a half turn, and it does not matter which way.
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FAQ
Cube Notation Quiz: questions
What does the apostrophe mean?
It means anticlockwise. R' is said 'R prime' and turns the right face the other way from R.
What is a wide move?
A turn of a face together with the layer behind it, written with a small w (Rw) or a lowercase letter (r).
What are M, E and S?
The three middle slices. M sits between L and R and turns like L, E sits between U and D and turns like D, and S sits between F and B and turns like F.
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