Multiple Choice Exercises

Train Your Brain with Multiple Choice

A way to train your memory with Multiple Choice is to spread the question and the answers over two sheets:
The first sheet contains a question box with an object and an answer box with a green traffic light. The user has to click the green traffic light to go on to the next sheet. On the second sheet the question box is empty, but the answer boxes each contain an object, of which one is the same as the object in the question box on the first sheet. The user has to click that object.

A variation: the same exercise as described above, but now the user has to select the environment where the object (shown on the first sheet) belongs. For example, on the first sheet, a refrigerator is shown in the question box. On the second sheet, the player has to choose from a living room, a bedroom, a bathroom and a kitchen. This is more difficult because it doesn't depend on one's visual memory only.

A positive side effect of this type of exercise is that the score will at least be 50 percent: each green traffic light counts for a correct answer.

Note: As from version 2.2, Multiple Choice works with scanning!

Ideas and samples

You can play with Multiple Choice in many diferent ways. It all depends on the main question, how the exercises are different. Possible questions are:

• Find the same (e.g. character at the beginning of a word)
• Fill out the missing element
• Calculate
• Find the rhyming word
• Find the related element (e.g. the young of an animal, the place where you usually find something)
• Which doesn't belong
• Translate
• Find the synonym
• Find the opposite
• Et cetera

We have sample exercises of all types.
When new exercises replace the ones on this page, we'll move the old ones to the samples page.

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