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Note: To use this app, you will need to register for the "Takudrill System," a smartphone learning system provided by Roundflat Co., Ltd.

This app is for smartphone learning.
This app is for taking quizzes on past questions from the National Social Worker Examination, which are distributed regularly from the "Takudrill System," a smartphone learning system provided by Roundflat Co., Ltd. You can review the quizzes later after completing the questions.
In addition, the results of the quizzes and review sessions are accumulated and compiled in the "Takudrill System," allowing teachers or administrators to manage users' grades.
The questions included in this app include past questions from the National Social Worker Examination from the 34th onwards, as well as questions that have been modified into a true/false format for study purposes.

Source: Past Exam Questions, Social Welfare Promotion and Examination Center, Public Interest Foundation
https://www.sssc.or.jp/shakai/past_exam/index.html
[Disclaimer: This app is a study aid developed independently by Roundflat. It is not affiliated with any government agency, including the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, and is not an official government app.]

By linking with the administrator system, you can monitor your learning progress using the app, enabling more appropriate study guidance and national exam preparation.

The newly added "Self-Study" feature allows you to solve questions by genre.

[Features]
- Regularly receive quizzes via push notifications.
- There are two types of questions: multiple-choice and true/false.
- Multiple-choice questions come with detailed explanations from current social worker training school faculty.
- You can add sticky notes to questions you are interested in.
- In review/self-study, you can randomize the question order and display of options.
- In review/self-study, you can select only unanswered questions, incorrect questions, correct questions, and sticky notes. You can retry questions as many times as you like.
- In review/self-study, you can select the difficulty level.
- You can share questions you are interested in via email, Twitter, etc.
- Study at your own pace with the "self-study" section, which is categorized by category.