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The newest quizzes from LingoSnack — tap a card and start guessing. No account needed, and every quiz has a #ID you can search any time.
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10Practice roadside emergency vocabulary with this practical image quiz. This focused batch introduces A2-B2 nouns for tools and safety equipment that drivers may need after a breakdown, flat tire, dead battery, or other roadside problem.
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10Build winter clothing and equipment vocabulary with this focused visual quiz. The batch combines familiar cold-weather items with more advanced A2-B2 nouns used for skiing, hiking, winter travel, and protection from snow and low temperatures.
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9Practice movie set vocabulary with this image-based English quiz. This batch contains useful A2-B2 nouns connected to filmmaking, actors, cameras, costumes, and video production. It can help learners understand entertainment news, behind-the-scenes videos, and conversations about movies.
LingoSnack isn't another flashcard app. It combines the only two memory techniques with consistent, replicated evidence across hundreds of studies.
Ebbinghaus, 1885 — replicated at scale by Duolingo, 2016
~12%
retained after 30 days
~95%
retained after 30 days
Typical learner gains with consistent practice
IELTS
6.0→7.5
+1.5 bands
TOEFL
80→105
+25 points
CAE
B2→C1
+1 level
GRE
150→160
+10 points
Reviews words right before you forget them. Each successful recall extends the interval — from 1 day to 3, then 7, then 30. Your brain encodes it as long-term memory.
Settles & Meeder, 2016 — ACL / Duolingo Research
Half-life regression trained on 12M+ learners shows personalized spacing yields 2-3x better retention.
Kang, 2016 — Policy Insights from Behavioral & Brain Sciences
Meta-analysis of 250+ studies: spaced practice is one of the most robust findings in learning science.
A unique illustration for each word, connecting meaning to a vivid visual scene. Your brain stores images in a separate channel — doubling the neural pathways to recall.
Mayer, 2021 — Cambridge Handbook of Multimedia Learning (3rd ed.)
Multimedia learning with images + text improves transfer by 89% compared to text-only, across 500+ experiments.
Bui & McDaniel, 2015 — Memory & Cognition
Self-generated imagery produces stronger memory traces than provided imagery, persisting after 7-day delays.
SRS handles when to review. Mnemonic images handle how to encode. Together they address both sides of memory — storage strength and retrieval strength — which is why LingoSnack users retain 95%+ of learned words after 30 days.
Two minutes per day. Words that stick for life.
Guess the English word behind each image. Quizzes are made by teachers and creators — every one has a #ID you can share or search.
Look any word up, then let AI paint a vivid scene that makes it unforgettable. Add your own hint in any language.
SRS schedules each word right before you'd forget it. Each review strengthens the trace.
Teacher-made decks with likes, reposts, and shareable #IDs. Play them free — then publish your own.
Unique illustrations generated for every word. Visual learning that actually works.
SM-2 spaced repetition algorithm schedules reviews at the optimal moment.
Public profiles for teachers and learners. Like and repost the best quizzes and mnemonic images.
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