Lock-in training system utilizing selection objects
OwnerDennis Bermaninventor
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Abstract
A Lock-In Training system. The Lock-In Training system displays on a computer screen a question, the correct answer to the question, and an incorrect answer to the question. The correct answer to the question includes a first word that is not a keyword. The incorrect answer to the question also includes the first word. The correct answer includes a second word that is a keyword. The second word is included in a first selection object that is selectable by a user. The incorrect answer includes a third word that is a keyword. The third word is included in a second selection object that is selectable by a user.
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A training method performed by a computer, the method comprising:
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- displaying on a computer screen a question, a correct answer to the question, and an incorrect answer to the question;
- the correct answer to the question containing a first word that is not a keyword;
- the incorrect answer to the question containing the first word;
- the correct answer including a second word that is a keyword;
- the second word being included in a first selection object that is selectable by the user;
- the incorrect answer including a third word that is a keyword;
- the third word being included in a second selection object that is selectable by the user.
A training method performed by a computer, the method comprising:
- displaying on a computer screen a question, a first selection object and a second selection object;
- the first selection object, which is selectable by a user, includes a correct answer to the question;
- the correct answer to the question includes a first word that is not a keyword in a first font and a second word that is a keyword in a second font;
- the second selection object, which is selectable by a user, includes an incorrect answer to the question;
- the incorrect answer to the question includes a third word that is not a keyword in the first font and a fourth word that is a keyword in the second font.
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