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Meet the games

11 ways to study the same notes

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  Flash Cards

  Tap through cards built from your notes and flip each one to reveal the answer. Mark what you knew and what you didn’t — AvaStudy tracks your misses so the next session focuses on the tricky ones.

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  Quiz Time

  Classic multiple-choice questions pulled straight from your material. Pick from four choices, get instant right-or-wrong feedback with the correct answer always shown, and earn bonus coins for a perfect score.

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  Matching Game

  Match each term to its definition in a fast tap-to-pair grid. Correct pairs vanish and wrong ones flash red — a quick way to lock in vocabulary and key concepts.

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  Study Tower

  Answer correctly to stack blocks and build the tallest tower you can. No timer — just three stability hearts, with one restored every five correct answers, so it’s low-pressure practice that rewards accuracy.

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  Study Blocks

  Answer questions to earn block pieces, then place them to clear rows and columns like a study-powered puzzle. Your board saves and builds over a 7-day cycle, rewarding you for coming back day after day.

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  Boss Battle

  Every correct answer deals damage to the boss while wrong answers cost you hearts. Chain correct answers for power strikes and earn shields — a high-energy way to review before a test.

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  Chat Quest

  Your study buddy texts you questions and you tap replies to answer, just like a real chat. Right answers get “delivered,” wrong ones don’t — a playful, conversational spin on review.

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  Pet Professor

  Your pet is confused, and you explain each concept in your own words to help it understand. Teaching a concept back is one of the most powerful ways to learn it — and your pet reacts and asks follow-ups as it gets there.

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  Swipe Challenge

  Statements fly by and you swipe left for true, right for false, against a 30-second clock. Build a streak to multiply your score — fast-paced recall that keeps you on your toes.

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  Speed Tap

  A term appears and you tap the correct definition before a 5-second timer runs out. Each question is its own race, so it sharpens quick recall under pressure.

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  Fill in the Blank

  Read a definition and type the matching term — the answer locks in automatically when you’re close enough, no submit button needed. Great for the active recall that multiple choice can’t test.