Simple Test: Test yourself with this plain-text tester addon.

AnkiWeb addon 167627599

Adds a Tools menu for taking tag- or deck-filtered multiple-choice tests, tracking results, configuring logging and stats graphs, and saving notes.
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2 (πŸ‘ 1 Β· πŸ‘Ž 1)
Updated
2025-01-13
Anki versions
2.1.1~
Description language
en

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  • Last update or commit was 626 days before the snapshot (2025-01-13).

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Description

Simple Test Now Has A Help Button Which explains this addon much better. So if the following confuses you, just know that this addon allows you to take multi-choice tests and use the "Help" button in Tools->Simple_Test to figure this out. This will create a Simple Test menu under the Tools menu. When you hit the config button you will open the config menu. In the Basic tab you can fill out a username, choose how many cards per test, and what to search with. The "Search With" options that work right now are the "Tag:" button and the "Deck:" button. These represent the type of filter you will use for your test. The "Other..." line edit is for other such as "is:", "added:", etc. When you want to do "Other" make sure to check the "Other" button. When you take a test the first thing to do is to fill out the search box. Type in a tag if you have set the "Search With" option to tag, otherwise type in a deck. Once you have pressed enter, you will be presented with a multi-choice match question. The question is displayed write under the line edit. The possible answers are displayed by the radio buttons. Check the correct answer and press "Check". If you were correct the question will change to "Great!". If you get it incorrect, "Incorrect." will appear at the end of the answer. Press "Next" to go to the next question. After you answer the first question your progress will be shown above the line edit. Once you have completed the test it will save your stats. Coming back to the config, in the "Logging" tab you can change where to save your statistics. If you don't want to mess around with that, you can set the "Backup Logging" to main. If you want multiple devices to save to the same file you will have to make sure that there Logging Paths go to the same directory. This will not work with "Backup Logging" set to main. If you set "Backup Logging" to enabled then the computer will attempt to save your stats to the main path, but if the main path is invalid it will warn you and save them to the backup file. If you set it to disabled then it will ignore the backup path. The "Stats_Graphs" tab has the visualization width and height. Check the "Parent" box if you want see the stats of each of the users that log to the same place as you. Press the "Test Stats" action to see your stats. In the "Deck" tab it will show the statistics for each category you have practiced on. Use the buttons on the right to show you the visualizations. The "Month" tab is similiar. The "Notes" button will open a text editor so that you can write down anything you need to. Press Ctrl+S or the "Save Your Notes" action to save your notes.