Some
of these include a grammar explanation. This may be visible all the
time in the left hand panel or there may be an icon
to click on to see a page of grammar.
The
panel on the right (or the single panel alone is the active part of
the screen).
Each
question has small squares to tick and you can tick on any or all
of them. For each answer you must decide if that option is valid or
not. The right answer may have 1, 2 or more any number of squares
ticked .
When
you think you have found all the squares which should be ticked click
on "Check". A window will open showing your score and, sometimes,
a comment. If you have less than 4/4 or 5/5 (that is a perfect scre,
you should alter one or more of your answers. If, for example, you
have a choice of four answers, you will get a point for each answer
ticked correctly AND a point for each answer correctly left blank.
Thus, for example, if there is only
one answer to tick and you tick the wrong one you will obtain a score
of 2/4 because you have correctly left two squares empty - of the
others, one is ticked incorrectly, the other has been left blank and
should be ticked.
It may seem complicated at first but
try and you will soon understand.
Click
on "OK" to close the window with your score and then on
the button with an arrow "=>" to see the next question.
Your
total score is indicated at the top in place of the initial instruction.
You can see all the questions on screen
at the same time if you click on the button "show all questions".
The activity looks like this: