My Words Quest

How to play My Words Quest

1. Save at least six different words first. Open a word collection and use the green Save word buttons. Then return here and choose 6–12 different spellings. Pick the saved sense you want to practise, or use Due for review. Choose Beginner for first-letter and word-length clues, then press Start the quest. Challenge levels change the hints and points, while keeping your words.
2. Picture bonus. If at least three chosen senses have distinct illustrations, identify those words from their pictures and meaning clues. This stop is optional.
3. Meanings. Choose each saved sense's meaning. If meanings overlap, reveal and study the word instead of taking an ambiguous scored question.
4. Memory Match. Turn over word and meaning cards. Match all the pairs across small boards. Matching uses the exact saved meanings.
5. Sentence Rescue bonus. Type a chosen word into its saved example, with the meaning beside it. Only examples containing the exact word are used. This stop is optional.
6. Spelling. Recall each word from its saved meaning. Beginner shows the first letter and length; Intermediate shows length; Advanced leaves both hidden. Hints halve that answer's points; Expert has no hints.
7. The Nemesis. Finish a mixed meaning and spelling challenge using every selected word. There is no timer. Then claim your trophy.

Start with three hearts. A wrong answer, reveal or mismatched pair costs one. Missed words return for another try. At zero, retry that stage with three hearts; completed stops remain complete and unfinished points are discarded. Leaving or reloading also restarts the unfinished stage from its checkpoint, retaining lost hearts.

Correct answers build combos up to ×5. Clear a stage with at least 80% unaided first answers correct to open its 500-point chest, multiplied by your challenge level. Memory Match needs at most two turns per pair. A perfect unaided stage earns one extra heart, up to six. Each stop pays its rewards once per quest; skipped or entirely unscored stops earn no reward.

Your trophy records completion of this word set, not an English proficiency level. Scores and checkpoints stay on your device. Use My review deck to schedule practice, or try a themed vocabulary quest.

Saved Words, Start to Trophy

Want to learn a set of English words really well? Add them to My Words Quest. Get a word wrong, and you might ask, “Who added this word anyway?” You did! Start by saving at least six different words first. Open Core words 4 and press the green Save word buttons. For the video's example, save these six: remember, understand, explain, decide, difficult and problem. Return here, choose Due for review, select Beginner and press Start the quest.

Your selected words decide the map. These six have no pictures, so this quest starts with Meanings. The selection note says “Picture bonus needs three illustrated senses.” With another set, the Picture bonus appears when at least three selected senses have distinct illustrations.

• Meanings. For remember, choose “to keep or bring something back to mind”. Understand means “to know the meaning or reason for something”; decide means “to choose after thinking”.
• Memory Match. Pair understand with “to know the meaning or reason for something”. Turn over the word and its meaning to make a pair.
• Sentence Rescue. “_____ to attach the document.” Type remember.
• Spelling. “to make something clear by giving details” means explain. On Beginner, the clue is “Starts with E · 7 letters”.
• The Nemesis. Answer a mix of meaning and spelling questions, then claim your trophy. There is no timer.

Start with three hearts. A miss costs one; at zero, retry the current stop with three hearts. A perfect unaided stage earns one extra heart, up to six. Four correct answers in a row doubles your points; the combo starts over at each stop, so this six-word quest reaches ×2. Every missed word appears under Words to practise again at the end. Your saved words remain available in My review deck; quest play does not change their review schedule.

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General American English. The narration and the spoken examples are synthesized with Microsoft Azure Speech, the Andrew voice. No music. Captions are available. About our audio.

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The video ends with a real Beginner quest using these six words: three mismatched pairs, one misspelling of remember, then 6,700 points with two hearts left, three perfect stages and five chests. Your words, one star map, one trophy. Save the example words or choose your own saved words and start the quest.