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Quizzes test your material from a different angle than flashcards: you actively retrieve information and see every answer evaluated immediately, which reveals gaps you might not notice otherwise.

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When to use quizzes

Testing yourself is itself a form of studying: research shows a quiz strengthens memory more than restudying the same material (the testing effect). Quizzes also break the “illusion of knowing” that flashcards can create, because answering in a new format is harder than recognizing a card. Take one after finishing a topic to check what actually stuck.

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Question types

  • Single choice: pick the one correct answer.
  • Multiple choice: several answers can be correct.
  • True / false: decide whether a statement holds. Some false statements are intentionally close to the truth.
  • Fill in the blank: type the missing term. AI evaluates meaning, so correct synonyms and paraphrases count.

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Taking a quiz

Open your deck, select the Quiz tab, choose how many questions and which types to include, and click Start Quiz. After submitting, the results screen shows your score plus every question with your answer, the correct answer, and an AI explanation based on your material.
Sort your results by Incorrect to find your weak topics, then focus your next flashcard session on those cards.