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The Bible Quizzing tool, WSQuiz, is designed to aid in the memorization of Bible verses.

One formatted verse is displayed. You read the verse, obscure a word and read it again -- mentally supplying the missing word(s). Continue to hide words, and repeat the verse; until all the words are hidden and you have memorized the verse.

	Box Words	Hide Words	Cap Words
Say the verse
obscure some words
obscure more words
repeat
Do you have the verse memorized?

WedgeSoft Quiz is a quality Windows 9x utility written in C++. Words may be obscured in random or sequential order. Verses may be displayed in random or sequential order. You have three options as to how to obscure words: make them 1) totally disappear, 2) cover them with a box, 3) show only the first letter. You can start the verse with all words visible, then make words disappear. Or, start with all words obscured, except for the reference, and make the words appear until the verse comes to mind. You can take a peek at a forgotten, obscured word, or permanently change the state of a word (hidden to visible or visa-versa).

References are special. Hence, quiz yourself with only the reference visible. Then to check your memory, make individual words of the verse appear. When first displayed, see nothing but the reference, or each word hidden by a box, or the first letters of each word.

 The data file is a simple text file: one line of text equals one verse screen. Hence, you can easily create individualized data files. Though very simple, there are options. Verses can be blocked together causing them to be processed as a unit. Blocks or lines may be given a book name and/or title. There is also a question/answer (pair) option. A number of words can be grouped together as a mnemonic. Verse references receive special processing. Many options, such as how to hide words, can be set from the data file.

Home School: The WSQuiz has a Question/Answer Pair option that may be used very much like flash cards. Questions can be asked in random order. In the forward direction, one steps from question to answer. But in the reverse direction, one steps back only through questions (never seeing the associated answers until going forward again). See the MultiplicationExercise.txt provided with the distribution's setup program.