BugBytes Flash Cards
Practice your math speed drills with Flash Cards. This electronic version of classic math flash cards tests your speed at completing a series of math problems up to tables of 12. How fast can you finish a quiz?
Features
- Cover the basics with pre-defined quizzes or create your own.
- Quizzes can include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division for math tables 1 to 12.
- Track your improving score over time and share your accomplishments with your friends.
Screenshots
Home Screen
Taking a Quiz
Creating a Custom Quiz
Navigating a Quiz in Progress
Completed Quiz
Keeping Score
Sharing
Frequently Asked Questions
What does my score mean?
My score reflects three basic elements of a completed quiz:
- how quickly you correctly answered each question (faster is better)
- how many questions made up the test (more is better)
- how many types of questions were possible (more tables are better)
Therefore, if you take a quiz of only addition for tables 1 to 1, you'll get a score of 2.0. On the other hand, if you answer 30 questions for all operations for tables 1 to 12 averaging 2 seconds to complete each question, you'll get a score around 100. Larger more complicated quizzes can result in higher scores. Answering questions faster results in a higher score.
Range of possible scores:
- Low: 2.0
- Good: 80
- Really Good: 100
- Wow: 120
Really, how do you compute my score?
For those who really want to know, here is the score formula:
Where
- n = the total number of questions in the quiz.
- p = the size of the pool the questions were drawn from (total number of unique questions possible).
- t = the average time taken to correctly answer a question (in seconds).
Does this application collect personal information?
No. Flash Cards does not collect personal information. It stores test scores within the user's roaming profile storage. It will allow a user to initiate sharing of scores through the share interface provided by the windows operating system.