Study unit vocabulary and examples with SB, VQ, and multiple-choice questions.
AllForTest Learning Design
Practice textbook and sports content in four activities.
Choose a textbook unit or sports-learning level, check understanding with quizzes, and continue with Word Race and Listen & Type. Activity scores and learning records are saved from the actual run.
Main learning activities
After checking vocabulary with quizzes, use the game and sentence-typing activities to apply the words again.
Check sports vocabulary by situation and sport, with a learning record for each quiz.
Type visible words accurately to practice spelling and English typing as a game.
Listen to a sentence and type it in full to learn how vocabulary works in context.
Activity score rules
Scores are calculated from the answer type and sentence length. Each activity score is stored and shown separately in learning records and My Class cards.
SB multiple choice: 1 pt · VQ multiple choice: 2 pts
SB written: 3 pts · VQ written: 5 pts
A normal word is 1 point; a MIX word is 10 points. MIX appears every fifth target at intermediate difficulty and every third target at advanced difficulty. The run uses the content's actual word count.
A correct sentence earns 5, 8, 12, or 15 points by length: 1–5 words 5, 6–10 words 8, 11–15 words 12, and 16+ words 15.
Listen & Type is capped at 15 points per sentence, with up to three attempts per sentence. If all three attempts are missed, the answer is revealed and the learner moves on.
Quiz question types
Listen to a word and type its spelling.
Listen to a clue that does not reveal the answer, then type the word.
Listen to a word and choose the correct spelling.
Listen to a clue and choose the correct word.
We combine typed and multiple-choice work according to the learner level and lesson goal. Choice questions lower the barrier for early practice, while typed responses check spelling and vocabulary recall.
Create and operate quizzes for organizations and groups
AllForTest supports more than individual study: it also supports schools, businesses, academies, and other groups. The exact authoring and operating scope depends on the account role.
Teachers (D) and School Admins (E) can build school quiz sets from approved question banks, assign them to classes or students with dates and conditions, and review results and rankings.
A Group Owner (B) can create a private group, manage members, assign approved quiz sets to members, and review results. The current Group Owner role is separate from authoring new question-bank items or quiz sets.
Content Operators (G/H) create and edit question-bank items and quiz sets, manage textbook, sports, and general categories, and control QA review. Schools and groups use approved content.
In short, schools can build quiz sets and operate classes, while businesses, academies, and other groups currently operate members and approved quizzes through the Group Owner role. Direct item authoring for groups would require a separate organization content-authoring permission.
Content creation and review flow
Textbook- and class-material-based quizzes follow the workflow below. Learning items are prepared only within approved source material, and automated output remains subject to review before publication or classroom assignment.
01Source checkConfirm the authorized textbook or class material and its unit scope.
02Structure learning itemsRecord words, meanings, examples, level, and learning context separately.
03Design questionsLink SB, VQ, and choice question banks to the learning goal.
04Review voice and wordingCheck that VQ clues do not reveal answers and that pace and pronunciation suit the level.
05Set and QA approvalVerify counts, audio, answers, and set links before assigning or publishing for self-study.
Two learning paths
School assignment learning
A teacher assigns a quiz with class, date, and time rules. The responsible teacher can review results and review progress for educational purposes.
Textbook self-study
Signed-in learners may repeat practice and keep a personal learning history. It is separate from official school assessment results.
Quality and safety standards
- VQ audio uses clue-focused wording that does not simply read the answer word.
- AllForTest creates the quiz audio, example sentences, passages, and explanations; each is reviewed for pronunciation, content, answer accuracy, and file linkage.
- Wrong answers are retained for review, with school assignments kept separate from self-study results.
- AI and voice-generation output is reviewed by a teacher or staff member before classroom or service use.
Choose an activity and start learning.Go directly to textbook quizzes, sports quizzes, Word Race, or Listen & Type.