How can I change the difficulties?
In difficulty settings, you have to select the difficulty you want to modify. After you select it, you can define whether you want to search for pairs or not. Then, you can define the probability of each way of answering. The total of 100% is maintained automatically.
Next, you can define the mistake sensitivity. Upper/Lowercase can ignore uppercase/lowercase letters. Ignore punctuations ignores whether you wrote the punctuations (dots, commas, etc.). Ignore accents accepts ‘a’ for ‘á’, ‘a’ for ‘ä’, ‘c’ for ‘č’, and so on. All these three are checked by default.
The mode of answering questions with multiple answers means that you can turn on the option to type all possible answers. However, you have to type each answer separately and check it after you type it. I think it’s not necessary to write them all. It’s enough to know at least one of the main answers.
In “Miscellaneous,” you can set whether you want to see the phrases of the lesson in Lesson Selection (some users with good memory can read the answers here and they will know all the answers although they wouldn’t know them without seeing them). You can also set whether we should show you how many words there are and how many letters each word has. This functionality isn’t implemented yet.
At the end, you can restore all settings to defaults (you don’t have to worry that you will make a mistake. If you change the settings and you don’t like them, you can restore the settings to default).
You can save these new settings for the current course only if you want. You can save these new settings for all courses if you want. You can cancel all changes.
If you want, you can even change how “Flashcards” behave. Since you can use “Flashcards” as much as you want, you can change this difficulty to Unscramble Pro, for example, and play the game here if you want.