Choose a word or a fair picture

Full lesson text and spoken examples

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1. Pictures are study cues (0s–7s)
   Read the category and the intended English label.
   Spoken example: Pictures are study cues. Read the category and use the labelled deck when a drawing is unclear..
2. Picture to word (7s–14s)
   Choose one of four distinct labels from a family.
   Spoken example: In picture-to-word mode, choose one of four different labels from the selected family..
3. Word to picture (14s–22s)
   Reviewed boards use different artwork families and nonoverlapping labels.
   Spoken example: In word-to-picture mode, the four drawings have different reviewed artwork families..
4. Reveal and compare (22s–30s)
   Every picture label is revealed after the answer.
   Spoken example: After answering, compare the revealed labels. Learn why a picture matched the target word..
5. Know the limits (30s–38s)
   Unclassified travel/business boards are unavailable in word-to-picture mode.
   Spoken example: Travel and business have no reviewed boards in word-to-picture mode. Use their labelled decks..
6. Your next step (38s–45s)
   Choose a family and inspect both the picture and the study label.
   Spoken example: Open picture quiz. Choose a family, then compare the picture with its study label..