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Mixed quiz

Real quizzes never announce the question shape. Neither does this one: it shuffles every question type Memr.is has across your whole deck and keeps score the whole way.

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🎲 Mixed quiz lives in the study workspace (live screenshot coming soon)

What it is

One scored run that shuffles every question type across your whole deck: quiz-day chaos, then a map of what needs work.

Mixed quiz is one continuous, scored run through your whole deck, and every question type Memr.is can generate is in the shuffle. Multiple choice, blanks, finish-the-verse, references, according-to, true/false, full recall. You never know what's coming next, and that's the point.

Quiz day works exactly the same way: nobody tells you the shape of the next question. Run this at the end of a week or a whole study cycle and you walk away with a fresh map of which verses (and which question shapes) still need work.

How it plays

One run, start to finish

  1. Start the run

    One continuous, scored pass across your whole deck. No sections, no breaks, just you and the shuffle.

  2. Take what comes

    Multiple choice one second, full recall the next. The order is scrambled on purpose, just like the real thing.

  3. Answer and roll again

    Every answer updates that verse's mastery, weighted by the question type you just faced. Then the dice roll again.

  4. Read your map

    The run ends with a fresh map of which verses and which question shapes need work. That's next week's study plan, handed to you.

Where it shines

Mixed quiz is built for…

  • Weekly checkpoints on your whole portion
  • Practicing real-quiz unpredictability
  • Closing a study cycle with a priority list

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