What is quiz mode in wordlet?
Multiple-choice drills: see a term, pick the correct definition from several options, then rate your recall for FSRS scheduling.
Multiple-choice drills that test recall under pressure and surface weak spots fast.
Quiz mode presents a term and asks you to pick the correct definition from several options. Unlike flashcards where you generate the answer yourself, a quiz adds recognition under mild pressure — you must discriminate the right meaning from plausible distractors. This mirrors real-world reading and listening, where you often recognize a word in context rather than produce it from scratch.
When you start a quiz session on any deck, wordlet pulls due cards and shows each term with four answer choices. One is correct; the others are drawn from other cards in your deck so they feel realistic. Pick an answer and get immediate feedback. A correct response schedules the card further out; a mistake brings it back sooner. In the app this mode is labeled "Test" — same feature, focused on checking what you actually know.
Multiple-choice quizzes combine retrieval practice with discrimination learning. You are not just remembering a definition — you are learning to distinguish the target word from similar ones. That extra cognitive work strengthens memory traces and exposes gaps you might not notice when flipping cards. Quizzes are especially good at revealing words you only half-know: you recognize them but cannot reliably pick the right meaning.
Reach for quiz mode when you want to audit your knowledge before a test or conversation, or when flashcards feel too easy and you need a sharper check. Learn mode includes multiple-choice drills automatically, so you get quiz-style practice without a dedicated session. Pair quizzes with typing drills for words you keep missing — recognition and production together build the strongest recall.
How quiz mode works in the app — not generic flashcard theory.
Multiple-choice drills: see a term, pick the correct definition from several options, then rate your recall for FSRS scheduling.
Yes. Quiz mode is included at no cost — no Plus-style paywall like Quizlet.
Yes. Use Learn mode for mixed quiz and flip drills per card, or run dedicated quiz and flashcard sessions on the same deck.
Mixed drills that rotate per card — flip, multiple choice, typing, and listen in one session.
Flip through cards with spaced repetition — review exactly when you're about to forget.
Type the answer from memory. Nothing builds retention like producing the word yourself.
Hear a word spoken aloud, then pick the correct meaning from several choices.
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