How to run this
With a partner: hand over the laptop — or cast the screen — to whoever is quizzing. They pick the
decks and hit start. You answer out loud; the host taps Show answer, compares what you said against the
phrases listed, and marks it. It is keyboard-driven, so the host can run it without looking down:
Space reveals, then → got it, ← missed.
On your own: it works the same way — read the card, say the whole answer out loud before you press Space, then mark yourself honestly against the listed phrases. Saying it aloud matters: on this exam you have to produce this material under time pressure, not recognize it.
On your own: it works the same way — read the card, say the whole answer out loud before you press Space, then mark yourself honestly against the listed phrases. Saying it aloud matters: on this exam you have to produce this material under time pressure, not recognize it.
Pick your decks
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Notes for the host
Judging
Under Listen for you'll see the key phrases. If he says the substance, mark it right — exact wording doesn't matter. If he gets the idea but misses the number, that's a miss. Numbers are the whole point of half these decks.
Pacing
Don't rush him, but don't let him sit. Roughly ten seconds for a recall card. The Say-It-Out-Loud deck is different — give him 45 seconds to talk through a structured answer.
The good part
At the end you get every missed card with its answer, and a Run the missed cards button. That second pass is where the learning actually happens — do it before you close the laptop.
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Space reveal, then mark right · → got it ·
← missed · H hint · S skip · F full screen
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