Quizzes

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(1.8.2) Two simple quiz options have been added to most context menu. After a search, right-click on the list and select Quiz List Recall or Quiz Show to view a quiz for the results. The top of the window provides a reminder of what the quiz is. Almost any search can be quizzed.

Quiz List Recall

The Quiz List Recall is a quiz of the words in the list. Enter your answers in the blank box to the left. Once your answers have been entered, select Grade to compare your answers with the list.

Your answers will either be correct, missed, or incorrect (not in the list) and will be displayed in separate list boxes. Words in the list not included in the answers are in the Missed box. After the quiz has been graded you can select Clear to clear the results and retake it.

You can expand the window to the right to show the original list at any time. Buttons operate and the context menu applies to the original list.

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Quiz Show

The Quiz Show is a slide show quiz that compounds the quiz options. Just like the slide show, the quiz slides show a list of words, and for each word there is a subsearch that the quiz consists of.

For example, you can search for words from 2 to 5 letters long containing the letter J in the Combination search and start a quiz show. The quiz show will show each of those words and allow you to quiz yourself using several subsearches. For example you can show a quiz for hooks or extensions for each word. The quiz does give you a hint by showing how many words are in the results. Of course, some of the options available may not be so practical.

When graded, the Quiz Show hides your answers and displays you results in the Correct, Incorrect, and Missed boxes, and displays the complete list of answers to the right. When selecting Next or some other options, the results are erased and the new quiz is shown.

Stem Study

The Quiz Show is also available from the Stems search as a Blank Anagram Quiz. This shows the list of stems in the Show and the quiz defaults to the blank anagrams for each word.