Exercise to Learn
Learn how Wöör helps you remember vocabulary with short, focused exercises
Wöör helps you remember vocabulary with short, focused exercises. Each word you collect is automatically added to your review program — no setup needed. The exercises are based on the exact meaning you've selected for the word and follow a spaced repetition logic.
What kinds of exercises does Wöör use?
Wöör currently includes four types of exercises:
- Flashcard – See a word and recall the meaning
- Reverse Flashcard – See the meaning and choose the word
- Multiple Choice – Pick the correct word or meaning from several options
- Typing – Type the correct word from memory based on its meaning
These exercises are designed to test both recognition and recall. All of them are quick and repeatable, taking just a few minutes per session.
How each exercise works
Flashcard and reverse flashcard
You see a word and try to recall its meaning.
- Tap to flip the card and see the correct meaning
- Then choose: Remembered or Didn't remember
- If you remembered correctly, you'll get a short message and move on
- If not, you’ll be shown word details with an option to try again later
[📸 Screenshot: Flashcard interaction]
Multiple Choice
You choose the right word or meaning from a set of options.
- Immediate feedback: success or correction
[📸 Screenshot: Multiple choice question]
Typing
You type the word that matches the given meaning.
- If your answer is correct: short success message
- If wrong: we show your input, cross it out, and display the correct answer
[📸 Screenshot: Typing interaction]
Tip: on the results state of every exercises you can click Word details to see details about a meaning and how it is used.
What happens after an exercise?
After each word:
- You get instant feedback
- You can view full Word Details (translation, part of speech, examples, etc.)
At the end of the session:
- You’ll see a progress summary
- Wöör will show how many words you got right and suggest what to review again
- If all words are reviewed, the session ends with a completion message
You can also:
- Return to the word list
- See which words were remembered or forgotten
[📸 Screenshot: Session summary screen]
Why it matters
Exercises in Wöör are designed to:
- Reinforce words through different exercises of progressive difficulty
- Make sure you learn word meaning but not an exercise itself
- Focus on one specific meaning at a time
- Adapt based on whether you remembered a word or not
- Keep sessions short and effective
They’re especially helpful for building strong, context-aware memory — whether you're learning everyday English, exam vocabulary, or professional terms.
How Wöör’s exercises compare to other apps
- Wöör: Exercises are automatically created for each word based on the selected meaning, with four modes (flashcard, reverse, multiple choice, typing) and spaced repetition.
- Anki: Review depends on user-created cards and manual scheduling; requires setup of flashcard content and formats.
- Quizlet: Offers flashcards and games, but exercises aren’t tied to specific meanings unless manually set up by the user.
- Vocabulary: Focuses on daily word exposure and passive recognition; no structured exercises or tracking of what you remember.
- WordUp: Uses smart review based on memory strength, but doesn’t provide structured progress groups or manual review controls.
Summary: Key points about exercising in Wöör
- Includes flashcards, multiple choice, reverse cards, and typing
- All exercises are tied to a specific word meaning
- You get instant feedback, progress tracking, and tips
- Sessions stay short and focused for better retention
- Works automatically — no setup or configuration needed
What users say about learning with Wöör
- "Seriously love this app!! Would recommend everyone to try this app! And top of that, exercises specifically curated for your crafted word lists!!" — by Anant Bist. (Play Market)
- "A great app with different types of exercises suitable for any level of English." — by Dzadzik. (AppStore)
- "I am really enjoying using Wöör to learn - the way it constantly finds new ways and formats to test and recall words keeps the learning process interesting, and also really helps me retain and better understand the words I’m learning - great app!" — by Tee-Swizzay. (AppStore)
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