A vocabulary quest with checkpoints
Study six senses and unlock meaning, spelling and example stages.
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- A quest over English senses (0s–7s)
Study six words before three checkpoint stages.
Spoken example: Choose a collection and study six senses. The quest has meaning, spelling and example stages.. - Start with meanings (7s–14s)
Choose the definition that fits the displayed word.
Spoken example: Start with meanings. Choose the definition that fits the displayed sense.. - Finish a checkpoint (14s–22s)
Six correct answers unlock the next stage. Mistakes allow retry.
Spoken example: Six correct answers complete a checkpoint. Study mistakes and retry the stage when ready.. - Recall the spelling (22s–30s)
Type the word from its definition or example.
Spoken example: In later stages, type the word from its definition or its contextual example.. - A local trophy (30s–38s)
Completion records this set, not a universal vocabulary level.
Spoken example: The trophy records completion of this set on this device, not a universal vocabulary level.. - Your next step (38s–45s)
Choose a collection, study the senses and finish one checkpoint.
Spoken example: Open vocabulary quest. Study the six senses and finish one checkpoint at your own pace..
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