Voca Scanner - Word Quiz

Name: Voca Scanner - Word Quiz
Rating: 4.5 (41 reviews)
Author: JungSu Park

By: JungSu Park

Quickly organize a vocabulary

Features & Capabilities

Have you ever found yourself spending more time organizing new vocabulary than actually memorizing English words? We want to help you save time. Now, you no longer need to manually write down each word - simply scan to generate your personalized vocabulary list for quicker and more efficient studying! This can be applied to all levels of English study - elementary, middle school, high school, SAT, TOEIC, TOEFL, TEPS, Public Service English, transfer exam English, IELTS, GRE, G-TELP, Cambridge English, PTE Academic, OET, etc.

Scan a document and it instantly turns into a vocabulary list.

Forget about the manual process of creating a vocabulary list; just snap a photo and it's transformed into your own personalized list.

You can instantly check unfamiliar words.

No need to separately organize unfamiliar word list; just by capturing a document, it will automatically classify words you might not know.
You can set a word extraction filter so that easy words aren't extracted.
Through word learning, mastered and unfamiliar words are automatically categorized and when scanning documents subsequently, you can instantly check only unfamiliar words.

It automatically organizes idiomatic expressions.

You might have experienced not being able to interpret despite knowing all the words clearly.
This is due to idiomatic expressions, where meanings change when several words are combined, and the issue is not knowing which words are idioms.
Vocabulary Scanner finds such idioms and automatically organizes them for you.

You can quickly search with just part of the word spelling.

Have you had trouble finding a word because you couldn't remember its spelling?
Try quickly searching for words by entering only part of the spelling.
It shows a list of related words every time you enter a spelling.

Learn words through images.

The left hemisphere of our brain primarily handles language processing, while the right mainly deals with image processing.
If you simply memorize English words, only the left brain is used, which makes you forget the memorized words quickly.
Custom images allow you to effectively memorize words, which can also aid long-term memory.

Learn words by solving quizzes.

We supports four types of learning methods: multiple-choice, flashcards, word lists, and spelling quiz.
You can check your progress in the middle of a quiz and repeatedly learn words that are difficult to memorize.
Once a quiz is complete, we gather all the words you answered incorrectly for you to review and study again.