Study mode 04 of 14

Multiple choice

Four answers stare back at you. Three are almost right. And in quizzing, almost doesn't count.

Warming up

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🔠 Multiple choice lives in the study workspace (live screenshot coming soon)

What it is

Pick the true verse out of four near-misses built from your own deck, graded the instant you tap.

Multiple choice builds questions straight from your own deck. Every wrong answer is a near-miss: a few words changed, a swapped reference, a phrase borrowed from the verse next door. Your job is to catch the one that's actually true.

It's the perfect first scored step after flashcards. No blank screen, no pressure to produce the whole verse yet: just four options and the tiny differences that decide real quiz rounds. Reading that closely is how precision gets built.

How it plays

One run, start to finish

  1. Get your question

    The app pulls a verse from your deck and lines up four answers. Three are traps made from close wordings.

  2. Read like a judge

    Slow down. The fakes hide a few changed words, a swapped reference, or a line from the verse next door.

  3. Tap and get graded

    Your pick is checked on the server the second you choose. No waiting, no arguing with the answer key.

  4. See the true text

    Right or wrong, the real verse appears in full. A miss isn't a dead end: it's one more rep with the actual words.

Where it shines

Multiple choice is built for…

  • Your first scored step after flashcards
  • Training precision on close wordings
  • Quizzers who freeze at a blank screen

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