What is Test Viewer? French Exercises and Flashcards

Test Viewer is a free application for learning French through interactive exercises, multimedia content, and flashcards. It is part of the LekuSoft educational ecosystem and is designed to allow students to practice, learn, and review French all in one place.

With Test Viewer, you can complete French exercises prepared by teachers, access quality content provided by LekuSoft, and study with flashcards using a spaced repetition system.

In addition, you can use Test Editor to create your own flashcard decks and study them later in Test Viewer.

Free for Students and Teachers

Test Viewer and Test Editor are free applications. You can use them to complete exercises, create content, and study with flashcards without having to pay to use the applications.

This allows both teachers and students to use the LekuSoft ecosystem to complement their classes or as a tool for self-directed French learning.

In addition to the applications themselves, LekuSoft provides students with quality content for learning and practicing French, so you can start using Test Viewer even if you have not created your own content yet.

An Application to Learn French by Practicing

Learning a language is not just about studying grammar rules or memorizing vocabulary lists. To make progress, you need to practice, make mistakes, correct them, and review what you have not yet mastered.

Test Viewer is designed specifically for this type of learning.

The application lets you complete interactive French exercises of various types, consult explanations and supplementary materials, and use flashcards to consolidate your knowledge.

This way, you can move from theory to practice and from practice to review without having to switch between different applications.

Interactive French Exercises

Test Viewer allows you to take quizzes and interactive activities designed specifically for language learning.

The exercises can incorporate text, images, audio, and video, allowing you to work on various comprehension and expression skills.

Available exercise types include:

• Word ordering to build a correct sentence.
• Single-choice with one correct answer.
• Multiple-choice when there can be several correct answers.
• Fill in the blanks by choosing the appropriate answer.
• Written questions, to answer open-ended questions in writing.
• Matching elements to establish the correct pairs.

This variety allows you to practice French in a much more dynamic way than with a traditional quiz.

Learn French with Audio, Images, and Video

Test Viewer content can integrate diverse multimedia resources.

An exercise can feature an image, an audio recording, or a video, using that content as a starting point for multiple activities.

This is especially useful for practicing French listening comprehension, working with real-life situations, or acquiring vocabulary in context.

Quizzes can also include supplementary materials such as:

• Transcripts.
• Summaries.
• Explanations.
• Vocabulary lists.
• Notes and other study aids.

In this way, exercises go beyond simply checking whether an answer is right or wrong: they provide students with the resources they need to understand and learn.

Correct Your Mistakes and Track Your Results

One of the key advantages of interactive exercises is receiving immediate feedback on your work.

Upon completing a quiz, Test Viewer allows you to view your results and review your answers.

If you made a mistake, you can check the correct answer and use that insight to improve.

This combination of practice, correction, and review transforms exercises into a genuine learning tool, not merely an assessment method.

Flashcards for Learning Vocabulary

Test Viewer also lets you study using flashcards.

Flashcards are especially useful for learning and reviewing:

• French vocabulary.
• Idiomatic expressions.
• Translations.
• Questions and answers.
• Grammar concepts.
• Any other content that can be structured into question-and-answer format.

You can try to recall the answer before revealing the back of the card, and then indicate how easy or difficult it was for you.

Spaced Repetition to Review What You Need

Test Viewer flashcards use a spaced repetition system (SRS).

The concept is simple: you don’t need to spend the same amount of time on all material. Cards you already know well appear less frequently, while those you find more challenging reappear sooner.

This helps the system focus your study sessions on what you need to review most.

Decks can also be configured to study cards in both directions and can include multimedia content.

Create Your Own Flashcards

A particularly compelling feature of the LekuSoft ecosystem is that students can also use Test Editor to create their own flashcard decks.

You are not limited to studying cards made by others.

You can build a deck with new words encountered during a lesson, expressions from a video you are watching, or any vocabulary you want to memorize.

Then, you can open that deck in Test Viewer and study and review the cards using spaced repetition.

This creates a personalized learning cycle:

learn → create cards → study → review → consolidate.

Content Prepared by Teachers and LekuSoft

Test Viewer can load content created with Test Editor.

Teachers can prepare their own quizzes, multimedia exercises, and flashcard decks to share with their students.

Furthermore, LekuSoft provides students with high-quality content to learn and practice French, ready to use directly in Test Viewer.

It is also possible to work with shared content repositories, such as a repository created by a teacher for their class.

Test Editor and Test Viewer: Two Complementary Applications

Test Editor and Test Viewer are designed to work hand in hand, each fulfilling distinct roles.

Test Editor is for creating content:

• Interactive exercises.
• Quizzes.
• Multimedia content.
• Flashcards.
• Custom decks.

Test Viewer is for using that content:

• Working through exercises.
• Consulting supplementary materials.
• Checking results.
• Studying with flashcards.
• Reviewing via spaced repetition.

And you don’t need to be a teacher to use Test Editor: students can use it to build their own flashcard decks and then study them in Test Viewer.

Organize Your Exercises and Cards

As your content library grows, you can organize it using folders, subfolders, and tags.

This allows you to keep materials separate—for example, by course, level, or topic.

You can structure your materials in whichever way best suits your study habits.

More Than Just a Testing App

The name Test Viewer might suggest it is simply a tool for viewing or taking tests. However, its scope is much broader.

Test Viewer brings together in a single application:

• Interactive French exercises.
• Quizzes.
• Audio, images, and video.
• Support materials.
• Answer correction and review.
• Exercise score tracking.
• Flashcards.
• Spaced repetition.
• Content organization with folders and tags.

All of this turns the application into a complete space for learning, practicing, and reviewing.

Learn, Practice, and Review French

Test Viewer is designed to guide you through every stage of your learning journey.

You can start by studying a lesson, practice it with interactive exercises, identify your mistakes, and then create or use flashcards to reinforce what you still need to remember.

And you can revisit that content whenever you need.

Test Viewer is LekuSoft’s free application for students to learn, practice, and review French using interactive exercises, multimedia content, and flashcards.

Together with Test Editor, which is also free, it forms a learning ecosystem where teachers and students can create, share, practice, and review French content.

Start learning French with LekuSoft’s free applications.