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The application is offline. It will accepts & process all plain texts and all special characters when creating a quiz, except for pictures and except for scientific formulas.
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Quiz Schedule Generator
Takes a list of teams and creates a random competition schedule.
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The Quiz of Country and Their Capital
The Quiz of Country and Their Capital.
If you want to learn the capitals of all the countries, this small quiz is your best choice, that it can help you to improve your culture about capitals. -
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A learning-by-testing program to learn quickly, mostly memorizing tasks like vocabulary. Quizdrill supports multiple choice, simple quiz as well as flashcard testing.
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``Kana no quiz" is a little tool to memorize japanese kana (katakana & hiragana) presented as a quiz. As other projects of the Choplair-network, this program is written in Python and uses the GTK+ interface (with PyGTK) for a nice rendering!
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Revisaid
Libre software to help remember visual and verbal facts.
Revisaid allows you to enter information, including image files, then quizzes you on what you have entered. These quizzes can be saved for future use, and passed on to friends who may also find them useful. It is currently supported on Windows and Linux 2.6+, but in theory should work on any machine with a Python interpreter (and wxPython) installed. Please send feedback/bug reports to revisaid@gmail.com -
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This is a simple quiz game for arch linux. User asked question about installed packages on their system. Project uses PyQt4, Python 3 and pyalpm.
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Wizard to learn words is a very basic program to learn words. It is designed to ask you words in a random order, which you can organize in quiz. The words are divided in three stages this way you can measure your success.
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Python program to quiz user on the books of the Bible. The program will use location in the Bible and proximity to other books, as well as author, themes and other historical details about the books to test the user's knowledge.
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Quiz and questionnaire composition/presentation on the Web in any language. Author documentation in english/danish, prepared for any. Extremely versatile. Based on W3C standards (HTML4/XML/MathML). Installable on UNIX-Gnu/Linux servers with Python.
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Voles aids the learning of vocabulary in a foreign language. Items for study are entered by the user and stored in a multi-modal 'dictionary'. Voles then presents the items to the user in the form of a weighted, randomized quiz.
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Kana no quiz is a little educational tool to memorize the transcription and pronunciation of Japanese kana (katakana & hiragana), presented as a quiz. It is written in Python and uses a GTK+ interface for a nice cross-paltform rendering!
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FlashE is an VERY simple electronic flash card system written in python. FlashE is very general and is intended to be as well suited to vocabulary training as math or Biology. The quiz files can be edited or shared.
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GQuiz is a multiple choice quiz program based on gnome-python. It will soon balloon into an XML-based multimedia extravaganza (hopefully)
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