Idioms Park

About Idioms Park

A clearer daily routine • Study a group, quiz that group, then choose whether to study another. The quiz for a group now comes straight after it. • Quizzes come in rounds the size of your Questions per Quiz setting. Each round ends by telling you how many idioms are left today, with a Next round button to carry on. • New idioms are tested in the order you studied them, so your first group is quizzed before your second. • Your day is complete only when every idiom you studied today, and every review due today, has been answered once. Reviews and mistakes • "Review what is due" opens exactly the idioms that are due, most overdue first — then takes you straight to quizzing them. • An idiom you get wrong goes to your mistakes and comes back later, instead of being asked again and again the same day. • Mistakes that are ready to revisit now come first in your next step. • Getting a mistake wrong again moves it back one step rather than all the way to the start. Fixes • "Today's done" and the fireworks could appear after only a few questions, while most of the day's material was still untested. • A single wrong answer could cut your daily goal in half. The app now waits until it has enough answers to judge. • Idioms you had never studied could end up in your reviews and mistakes after a Level Test, and could lower your daily goal. • Tapping Next twice quickly could skip a question or end a quiz early. • A practice quiz started from the menu could announce that your day was done. • When your daily goal is reduced — because of overdue reviews or a low recall rate — the completion screen now tells you why. • The Study screen said your day was finished before you had taken the quiz. • The review card on Home now opens your review directly. • "1 groups studied" now reads "1 group studied".

App privacy

The developer, 尚 王, reported these privacy practices to Apple.