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Japanese kanji: fourth year of primary school
The kanji taught in the fourth year of Japanese primary school (the kyōiku list, 202 characters in the official programme); this deck holds 201 of them, one having been dropped in review. The front of the card is the character on its own. The back gives its main meanings, then its on readings in katakana and its kun readings in hiragana. In a kun reading the dot separates what the kanji itself writes from the okurigana that follows it: 高.い is read takai and written 高い. The order of the cards comes from the source data and cannot be checked from this file, so no ordering is claimed.
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Kanji japoneses: cuarto año de primaria
Los kanji que se enseñan en cuarto año de la escuela primaria japonesa (lista kyōiku, 202 caracteres en el programa oficial). En el anverso, el carácter solo. En el reverso, sus significados principales, después sus lecturas on en katakana y sus lecturas kun en hiragana. En una lectura kun, el punto separa lo que escribe el kanji del okurigana que lo sigue: 高.い se lee takai y se escribe 高い. Las tarjetas están ordenadas por la frecuencia del carácter en la prensa japonesa, primero las más útiles.
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Englische Substantive im Alltag
Häufige englische Substantive mit ihrer deutschen Bedeutung, aus dem deutschsprachigen Wiktionary. Nur Grundformen: keine Pluralformen, keine flektierten Formen, die häufigsten Wörter zuerst.
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Französische Substantive im Alltag
Häufige französische Substantive mit ihrer deutschen Bedeutung, aus dem deutschsprachigen Wiktionary. Nur Grundformen: keine Pluralformen, keine flektierten Formen, die häufigsten Wörter zuerst.
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Italienische Substantive im Alltag
Häufige italienische Substantive mit ihrer deutschen Bedeutung, aus dem deutschsprachigen Wiktionary. Nur Grundformen: keine Pluralformen, keine flektierten Formen, die häufigsten Wörter zuerst.
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Kanji japoneses: tercer año de primaria
Los kanji que se enseñan en tercer año de la escuela primaria japonesa (lista kyōiku, 200 caracteres en el programa oficial). En el anverso, el carácter solo. En el reverso, sus significados principales, después sus lecturas on en katakana y sus lecturas kun en hiragana. En una lectura kun, el punto separa lo que escribe el kanji del okurigana que lo sigue: 高.い se lee takai y se escribe 高い. Las tarjetas están ordenadas por la frecuencia del carácter en la prensa japonesa, primero las más útiles.
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Mandarin Chinese: 200 essential two-character words
The 200 most frequent two-character words of spoken Mandarin — pronouns, question words, everyday verbs — with pinyin and English meaning. Start here once you know the characters.
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Mandarin Chinese: 200 more everyday words
The next 200 two-character words by frequency, after the essential two hundred: feelings, work, travel, family and the small words that hold a conversation together. Pinyin and English meaning on the back.
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Mandarin Chinese: two-character words 401 to 600
The next two hundred two-character words of spoken Mandarin by frequency, picking up exactly where the first four hundred stop: study, money, weather, the body, the words that carry an opinion. Pinyin and English meaning on the back, at most three meanings per card so the answer stays short enough to recall.
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Mandarin Chinese: two-character words 601 to 800
Two hundred more two-character words by frequency, after the first six hundred. This is where a learner leaves the survival vocabulary behind: abstract nouns, verbs of thought and of decision, the connectives of an argument. Pinyin and English meaning on the back.
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Noms espagnols courants
Des noms espagnols d’usage courant et leur sens en français, tirés du Wiktionnaire francophone. Les cartes dont la réponse redit le mot posé ont été retirées : un cognat n’apprend rien.
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Spanische Substantive im Alltag
Häufige spanische Substantive mit ihrer deutschen Bedeutung, aus dem deutschsprachigen Wiktionary. Nur Grundformen: keine Pluralformen, keine flektierten Formen, die häufigsten Wörter zuerst.
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Substantivos alemães e o seu gênero
Substantivos alemães de uso corrente, precedidos do seu artigo definido, com o seu significado em português. O gênero vem do Wikcionário; os substantivos aos quais ele atribui dois gêneros ficam de fora em vez de serem arbitrados.
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Substantivos espanhóis do dia a dia
Substantivos espanhóis de uso corrente com o seu significado em português, tirados do Wikcionário. Foram retiradas as cartas cuja resposta repete a palavra perguntada: um cognato não ensina nada.
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Substantivos franceses do dia a dia
Substantivos franceses de uso corrente com o seu significado em português, tirados do Wikcionário. Foram retiradas as cartas cuja resposta repete a palavra perguntada: um cognato não ensina nada.
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Substantivos ingleses do dia a dia
Substantivos ingleses de uso corrente com o seu significado em português, tirados do Wikcionário. Apenas entradas de dicionário: nem plurais nem formas flexionadas, e as palavras mais frequentes primeiro.
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Substantivos italianos do dia a dia
Substantivos italianos de uso corrente com o seu significado em português, tirados do Wikcionário. Foram retiradas as cartas cuja resposta repete a palavra perguntada: um cognato não ensina nada.
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Sustantivos alemanes y su género
Sustantivos alemanes de uso corriente, precedidos de su artículo definido, con su significado en español. El género procede del Wikcionario; los sustantivos a los que atribuye dos géneros quedan fuera en vez de arbitrarse.
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Sustantivos franceses de uso corriente
Sustantivos franceses de uso corriente con su significado en español, tomados del Wikcionario. Se han retirado las tarjetas cuya respuesta repite la palabra preguntada: un cognado no enseña nada.
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Sustantivos ingleses de uso corriente
Sustantivos ingleses de uso corriente con su significado en español, tomados del Wikcionario. Solo entradas de diccionario: ni plurales ni formas flexionadas, y las palabras más frecuentes primero.
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Japanese kanji: third year of primary school
The kanji taught in the third year of Japanese primary school (the kyōiku list, 200 characters in the official programme). The front of the card is the character on its own. The back gives its main meanings, then its on readings in katakana and its kun readings in hiragana. In a kun reading the dot separates what the kanji itself writes from the okurigana that follows it: 高.い is read takai and written 高い. Cards are ordered by how often the character appears in Japanese newspapers, so the most useful ones come first.
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Kanji japoneses: terceiro ano do ensino fundamental
Os kanji ensinados no terceiro ano da escola primária japonesa (lista kyōiku, 200 caracteres no programa oficial). Na frente, o caractere sozinho. No verso, seus significados principais, depois suas leituras on em katakana e suas leituras kun em hiragana. Numa leitura kun, o ponto separa o que o kanji escreve do okurigana que vem depois dele: 高.い lê-se takai e escreve-se 高い. As cartas seguem a ordem de frequência do caractere na imprensa japonesa, as mais úteis primeiro.
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Kanji japonais : troisième année du primaire
Les kanji enseignés en troisième année de l’école primaire japonaise (liste kyōiku). Le programme officiel en compte 200 ; ce paquet en porte 198, deux caractères étant écartés faute d’une glose française qui tienne debout seule. Au recto, le caractère seul. Au verso, ses principaux sens, puis ses lectures on en katakana et ses lectures kun en hiragana. Dans une lecture kun, le point sépare ce que note le kanji de l’okurigana qui le suit : 高.い se lit takai et s’écrit 高い. Les cartes sont classées par fréquence du caractère dans la presse japonaise, les plus utiles d’abord.
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Kanji japonais : quatrième année du primaire
Les kanji enseignés en quatrième année de l’école primaire japonaise (liste kyōiku). Le programme officiel en compte 202 ; ce paquet en porte 194. Les huit absents ont été écartés, jamais réécrits : un caractère sans sens français dans la source, sept cartes retirées à la relecture (voir la note de modification). Au recto, le caractère seul. Au verso, ses principaux sens, puis ses lectures on en katakana et ses lectures kun en hiragana. Dans une lecture kun, le point sépare ce que note le kanji de l’okurigana qui le suit : 高.い se lit takai et s’écrit 高い. Les cartes suivent l’ordre de l’indice de fréquence de presse de KANJIDIC2 ; cet indice n’est ni affiché sur les cartes ni exporté, le paquet ne promet donc rien sur l’utilité relative des caractères.
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Portuguese nouns in everyday use
Everyday Portuguese nouns with their English meaning, taken from the English Wiktionary. Dictionary headwords only: no plurals, no inflected forms, and the commonest words first. The two norms are mixed and nothing labels them: European forms such as equipa and telemóvel sit beside Brazilian ones such as banheiro and terremoto. The back of a card is the short Wiktionary definition kept as written, so it can give one sense among several rather than the single commonest translation. Cards are asked in one direction only, Portuguese to English, because many of the English glosses are too general to be answered backwards.
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Kanji japoneses: quarto ano do ensino fundamental
Os kanji ensinados no quarto ano da escola primária japonesa (lista kyōiku, 202 caracteres no programa oficial). Na frente, o caractere sozinho. No verso, seus significados principais, depois suas leituras on em katakana e suas leituras kun em hiragana. Numa leitura kun, o ponto separa o que o kanji escreve do okurigana que vem depois dele: 高.い lê-se takai e escreve-se 高い. As cartas seguem a ordem de frequência do caractere na imprensa japonesa, as mais úteis primeiro.
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Spanish nouns in everyday use
Everyday Spanish nouns with their English meaning, taken from the English Wiktionary. Single-word dictionary headwords only: no plurals, no inflected forms. Each back is the Wiktionary definition copied word for word, British or American spelling as the entry had it. The order follows word frequency measured on the Tatoeba corpus, so the commonest words come first. Cards run from Spanish to English only.
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Earth, rocks and weather
Science exam questions on rocks and minerals, erosion, volcanoes and earthquakes, oceans and rivers, weather and climate, from the ARC Easy set.
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Noms italiens courants
Des noms italiens d’usage courant et leur sens en français, tirés du Wiktionnaire francophone. Seules les cartes dont la réponse répète à l’identique le mot posé ont été retirées ; les mots transparents pour un francophone — ristorante, esame, zona, teoria — restent dans le paquet, parce qu’ils sont du vocabulaire courant et que leur orthographe comme leur genre s’apprennent.
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Noms allemands et leur genre
Des noms allemands d’usage courant, précédés de leur article défini, avec leur sens en français. Le genre vient du Wiktionnaire francophone, tel qu’il figure sur la première entrée du mot‑vedette ; un nom que cette entrée donne à deux genres, ou à aucun, est écarté plutôt qu’arbitré. Un mot dont une autre entrée, non lue, porterait un genre différent peut donc rester : la carte enseigne le genre de l’acception montrée, pas celui de toutes les acceptions du mot.
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Noms portugais courants
Des noms portugais d’usage courant et leur sens en français, tirés du Wiktionnaire francophone. Seules les cartes dont la réponse répète le mot posé à l’identique, accents et casse ignorés, ont été retirées : le paquet conserve donc des quasi-cognats dont la réponse française se devine sans être identique — oportunidade, realidade, ciência, teoria, sociedade, atenção, época, supermercado et d’autres.
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Italian nouns in everyday use
Everyday Italian nouns with their English meaning, taken from the English Wiktionary. Dictionary headwords only: no plurals, no inflected forms, and the commonest words first. Each answer is the first sense of that Wiktionary entry, shortened but never rewritten, so it is a dictionary sense and not always the whole everyday range of the word.
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Noms anglais courants
Des noms anglais d’usage courant et leur sens en français, tirés du Wiktionnaire francophone. Uniquement des entrées de dictionnaire au singulier, sans formes fléchies. L’ordre part des mots les plus fréquents, mais il suit un classement approximatif tiré d’un corpus de phrases : la fin de liste contient des mots nettement moins courants, et le paquet ne prétend pas couvrir tout le vocabulaire de base. Certains mots-vedettes s’emploient aussi comme verbes en anglais ; le verso donne toujours le sens nominal.
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Japanese kanji: second year of primary school
The kanji taught in the second year of Japanese primary school (the kyōiku list, 160 characters in the official programme). The front of the card is the character on its own. The back gives its main meanings, then its on readings in katakana and its kun readings in hiragana. In a kun reading the dot separates what the kanji itself writes from the okurigana that follows it: 高.い is read takai and written 高い. Cards are ordered by how often the character appears in Japanese newspapers, so the most useful ones come first.
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Kanji japonais : deuxième année du primaire
Les kanji enseignés en deuxième année de l’école primaire japonaise (liste kyōiku, 160 caractères au programme officiel). Au recto, le caractère seul. Au verso, ses principaux sens, puis ses lectures on en katakana et ses lectures kun en hiragana. Dans une lecture kun, le point sépare ce que note le kanji de l’okurigana qui le suit : 高.い se lit takai et s’écrit 高い. Les cartes sont classées par fréquence du caractère dans la presse japonaise, les plus utiles d’abord.
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Kanji japoneses: segundo año de primaria
Los kanji que se enseñan en segundo año de la escuela primaria japonesa (lista kyōiku, 160 caracteres en el programa oficial). En el anverso, el carácter solo. En el reverso, sus significados principales, después sus lecturas on en katakana y sus lecturas kun en hiragana. En una lectura kun, el punto separa lo que escribe el kanji del okurigana que lo sigue: 高.い se lee takai y se escribe 高い. Las tarjetas están ordenadas por la frecuencia del carácter en la prensa japonesa, primero las más útiles.
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Kanji japoneses: segundo ano do ensino fundamental
Os kanji ensinados no segundo ano da escola primária japonesa (lista kyōiku, 160 caracteres no programa oficial). Na frente, o caractere sozinho. No verso, seus significados principais, depois suas leituras on em katakana e suas leituras kun em hiragana. Numa leitura kun, o ponto separa o que o kanji escreve do okurigana que vem depois dele: 高.い lê-se takai e escreve-se 高い. As cartas seguem a ordem de frequência do caractere na imprensa japonesa, as mais úteis primeiro.
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French nouns: the first hundred and fifty
The hundred and fifty commonest French nouns, each with its English meaning and its pronunciation in the international phonetic alphabet. Inflected forms are excluded: every card carries a dictionary headword.
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German nouns and their gender
The hundred and fifty commonest German nouns, each shown with the definite article that carries its gender — der, die or das — and its English meaning. Nouns whose gender varies are left out.
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Mandarin Chinese: the 150 most frequent characters
The 150 single characters you meet most often in spoken Mandarin, each with its pinyin and its English meaning. Only characters that stand on their own as a word are included; characters with more than one reading are left out, so every card has exactly one right answer.
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Space and the solar system
Science exam questions on the Sun, the Moon, the planets, stars and galaxies, and on what telescopes and spacecraft have found there.
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Matter, forces and energy
Grade-school science exam questions on states of matter, atoms and elements, chemical change, forces and motion, heat, light, sound, electricity and magnetism, taken from the ARC question set. A few items reach into Earth science — the water cycle, the rotation of the Earth, the core and the geomagnetic field — where the question is still about matter, waves or energy.
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Anime and Manga Trivia
Studios, mangaka, series and characters, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Film Trivia
Directors, casts, awards and famous scenes, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Geography Trivia
Countries, capitals, rivers and borders, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Music Trivia
Bands, albums, singles and instruments, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Science and Nature Trivia
Astronomy, biology, chemistry and physics questions from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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History Trivia — Medium
Wars, treaties, rulers and turning points, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The medium tier of the database: facts that need to be learnt rather than guessed. One question per card, answered in full.
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Video Game Trivia — Easy
Studios, consoles, characters and release history, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The easy tier of the database: facts a regular reader of the subject will recognise, meant to be worked through quickly. One question per card, answered in full.
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Living things
Grade-school science questions about plants, animals, cells, heredity and ecosystems, taken from the ARC Easy set. Each card carries one question and the text of its correct answer; that answer is the original option text, so it is often a short phrase rather than a full sentence.
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Video Game Trivia — Medium
Studios, consoles, characters and release history, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The medium tier of the database: facts that need to be learnt rather than guessed. One question per card, answered in full.
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Sports Trivia
Olympics, world cups, clubs and record holders, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Living things — science exam questions
Questions from grade-school and middle-school science exams on plants, cells, heredity, adaptation and ecosystems, with a few on how an investigation is set up and read. Each card keeps only the correct answer, so difficulty is mixed: some are plain recall, others take a step of reasoning.
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Marques, loisirs et vie quotidienne
Slogans publicitaires, eaux minérales, cafés et jus de fruits, petit déjeuner, Noël et superstitions, mais aussi jeux de société, consoles, web et crypto-monnaies : la culture des objets, des marques et des passe-temps.
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Music Trivia — Medium
Bands, albums, singles and instruments, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The medium tier of the database: facts that need to be learnt rather than guessed, and the bulk of what the source holds. One question per card, answered in full.
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Video Game Trivia — Hard
Studios, consoles, characters and release history, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The hard tier of the database: dates, names and details that reward a reader who already knows the ground. One question per card; the answer is whatever the database records — often a proper noun or a title, sometimes a bare number or a date.
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Le mot juste : vocabulaire français (2)
Une définition, un mot. Seconde série de mots français à l’orthographe délicate, du vocabulaire courant au vocabulaire médical, technique et naturaliste.
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Culture générale, de A à Z
Vingt-six séries de culture générale, une par lettre de l’alphabet : géographie, sciences, histoire, sport, marques et fiction mêlés.
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Le mot juste : vocabulaire français (1)
Une définition, un mot. Première série de mots français à l’orthographe délicate, du vocabulaire courant au vocabulaire médical, technique et naturaliste.
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Japanese kanji: first year of primary school
The kanji taught in the first year of Japanese primary school (the kyōiku list, 80 characters in the official programme). The front of the card is the character on its own. The back gives its main meanings, then its on readings in katakana and its kun readings in hiragana. In a kun reading the dot separates what the kanji itself writes from the okurigana that follows it: 高.い is read takai and written 高い. Cards are ordered by how often the character appears in Japanese newspapers, so the most useful ones come first.
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Kanji japoneses: primer año de primaria
Los kanji que se enseñan en primer año de la escuela primaria japonesa (lista kyōiku, 80 caracteres en el programa oficial). En el anverso, el carácter solo. En el reverso, sus significados principales, después sus lecturas on en katakana y sus lecturas kun en hiragana. En una lectura kun, el punto separa lo que escribe el kanji del okurigana que lo sigue: 高.い se lee takai y se escribe 高い. Las tarjetas están ordenadas por la frecuencia del carácter en la prensa japonesa, primero las más útiles.
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Kanji japoneses: primeiro ano do ensino fundamental
Os kanji ensinados no primeiro ano da escola primária japonesa (lista kyōiku, 80 caracteres no programa oficial). Na frente, o caractere sozinho. No verso, seus significados principais, depois suas leituras on em katakana e suas leituras kun em hiragana. Numa leitura kun, o ponto separa o que o kanji escreve do okurigana que vem depois dele: 高.い lê-se takai e escreve-se 高い. As cartas seguem a ordem de frequência do caractere na imprensa japonesa, as mais úteis primeiro.
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Prüfungsfragen Physik
Fragen aus echten Physikprüfungen der Oberstufe — Mechanik, Wärmelehre, Elektrizität, Optik, Kern- und Astrophysik —, jeweils mit der vollständig ausgeschriebenen richtigen Antwort. Die Aufgaben stammen aus den ungarischen Abschlussprüfungen in ihrer amtlichen deutschsprachigen Fassung; einige spielen deshalb in Ungarn.
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Earth, rocks and weather — harder questions
The harder half of the same exams: questions on the rock cycle, erosion, the water cycle, weather systems and the history written in the ground.
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Matter, forces and energy — harder questions
The harder half of the same exams: questions on matter, chemical reactions, forces and energy that take a step of reasoning rather than a fact recalled.
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Cartoon Trivia
Animated series, studios, voice actors and running gags, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Kanji japonais : première année du primaire
Une sélection des kanji enseignés en première année de l’école primaire japonaise (liste kyōiku, 74 caractères sur les 80 du programme officiel : les cartes dont une donnée s’écartait de la source ont été retirées plutôt que réécrites). Au recto, le caractère seul. Au verso, ses principaux sens, puis ses lectures on en katakana et ses lectures kun en hiragana. Dans une lecture kun, le point sépare ce que note le kanji de l’okurigana qui le suit : 高.い se lit takai et s’écrit 高い. L’ordre des cartes ne porte aucune information : rien dans le paquet ne permet de le vérifier, ne vous y fiez pas.
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General Knowledge Trivia — Easy
Everyday facts, records and curiosities, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The easy tier of the database: facts a regular reader of the subject will recognise, meant to be worked through quickly. One question per card, answered in full.
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Physik-Abitur: weitere Prüfungsfragen
Zweite Reihe offener Prüfungsfragen aus der schriftlichen Physikprüfung zum Abitur, quer durch den Lehrplan: Mechanik und Wärmelehre, Gravitation und Astronomie, Elektrizität und Magnetismus, Optik, Atom- und Kernphysik. Enthält, was das bestehende Physikpaket des Katalogs übrig gelassen hat — keine Karte kommt doppelt vor. Jede Karte nennt die richtige Antwort im Klartext, nie einen Buchstaben. Die Aufgaben stammen aus dem ungarischen Abitur in seiner amtlichen deutschsprachigen Fassung; deren Wortlaut ist unverändert übernommen, samt einzelner Übersetzungsholprigkeiten der amtlichen Fassung („die in der Feder speicherte Energie“, „zwei frei Protonen“). Die Karten sind Verständnisfragen ohne Rechenaufgaben; sie prüfen physikalische Zusammenhänge, keine Zahlenwerte.
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Mots croisés : définitions (2)
Une définition de mots croisés, le nombre de lettres et l’initiale : le mot à trouver est unique. Seconde série.
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Littérature, arts et patrimoine
Romanciers classiques et contemporains, science-fiction et fantastique, peinture, sculpture, métiers d’art et monuments.
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Comics Trivia
Publishers, artists, secret identities and story arcs, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Mots croisés : définitions (1)
Une définition de mots croisés, le nombre de lettres et l’initiale : le mot à trouver est unique. Première série.
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The human body
Grade-school science exam questions on the human organ systems — circulation, breathing, digestion, the nervous system, bones and muscles — and how they work together. A few cards reach into neighbouring science topics that the questions raise along the way: blood-type inheritance, vaccines and immunity, and how a study is designed.
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General Knowledge Trivia — Medium
Everyday facts, records and curiosities, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The medium tier of the database: facts that need to be learnt rather than guessed, and the bulk of what the source holds. One question per card, answered in full.
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History Trivia — Hard
Wars, treaties, rulers and turning points, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The hard tier of the database: dates, names and details that reward a reader who already knows the ground. One question per card, answered in full: the multiple-choice distractors are dropped. The community wording is reproduced verbatim, minor typographic quirks included, because a source card is never rewritten here; an entry found to teach a wrong fact is removed instead.
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Preguntas de examen de física
Preguntas de exámenes reales de bachillerato: mecánica, calor, electricidad, óptica, física nuclear y astronomía. Cada tarjeta lleva la respuesta correcta escrita por extenso. Las preguntas proceden de los exámenes de fin de secundaria húngaros en su versión oficial en español, de modo que algunas transcurren en Hungría.
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Animal Trivia
Species, habitats, anatomy and collective nouns, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Deutscher Grundwortschatz
Häufige deutsche Substantive mit ihrem Artikel — der Artikel ist genau das, was man vergisst.
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Television Trivia — Medium
Series, networks, characters and catchphrases, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The medium tier of the database: facts that need to be learnt rather than guessed, and the bulk of what the source holds. One question per card, answered in full.
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Television Trivia — Easy
Series, networks, characters and catchphrases, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The easy tier of the database: facts a regular reader of the subject will recognise, meant to be worked through quickly. One question per card, answered in full.
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Film Trivia — Medium
Directors, casts, awards and famous scenes, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The medium tier of the database: facts that need to be learnt rather than guessed, and the bulk of what the source holds. One question per card, answered in full.
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Mathematics Trivia
Numbers, shapes, theorems and notation, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Music Trivia — Easy
Bands, albums, singles and instruments, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The easy tier of the database: facts a regular reader of the subject will recognise, meant to be worked through quickly. One question per card, answered in full.
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History Trivia — Easy
Forty-one history questions from the community-built Open Trivia Database, easy tier. What the pack covers follows what contributors happened to submit, not a syllabus: it leans hard on modern Western and military history — the two world wars, twentieth-century leaders, revolutions and independences — with a thinner scattering of antiquity, the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, and nineteenth-century Britain and America. Answers are dates, places and proper names. One question per card, answered in full: the multiple-choice distractors of the original are dropped.
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Harder science questions
Grade-school science exam questions from the harder, reasoning-heavy half of the ARC set: each one takes a step of reasoning rather than a fact you either know or do not. Physics, chemistry, biology, Earth and space science. Each card asks one question and answers it in full — no multiple-choice letters, no figure or table to look at, and no card resting on a date, a quantity or a number.
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Física de bachillerato: más preguntas de examen
Preguntas abiertas del examen escrito de física de bachillerato, de todo el temario: mecánica y termodinámica, gravitación y astronomía, electricidad y magnetismo, óptica, física atómica y nuclear. Amplía el paquete «Preguntas de examen de física», ya presente en el catálogo: se ha comprobado una a una que ninguna tarjeta se repite entre los dos. Cada tarjeta lleva la respuesta correcta escrita por extenso, nunca una letra. Los enunciados proceden de la prueba húngara de fin de secundaria en su versión oficial en español.
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Grade-school science questions
Thirty-three science questions from real grade-school exams, taken from the ARC Easy set. Each card asks one question and gives the correct answer in words, with no option letters and no answer grid. Some questions open with a short scenario; the answer is always the one the exam marked correct, kept word for word.