The Atari Program Exchange (APX) was an interesting experiment in the early 1980s. Everyone who purchased an Atari 400 or 800 computer received a subscription to the APX catalog of "user-written" software, programs written by other people who had purchased Atari computers.

QUIZ MASTER is a classroom-tested, dual-purpose educational tool. Teachers and parents can use it to create five kinds of computer-assisted instruction (CAI) quizzes and students can use it to take the quizzes. Depending on the nature of the material, children as young as third graders can take QUIZ MASTER quizzes.
You can create vocabulary review (or spelling tests), true/false quizzes, and multiple choice quizzes with three, four, or five answers, and you can revise your quiz questions as needed. To create a quiz, you answer a series of questions. For example, to create a vocabulary review quiz, QUIZ MASTER asks you questions like "What is word #1" and "What is its definition?", to which you type in responses. When you're finished, QUIZ MASTER stores your quiz as a data file on either cassette or diskette. The new quiz is then immediately available for use. These quizzes use an encouraging approach. Incorrect answers elicit gentle responses like "OOPS!" Correct answers reward students with superlatives like "AMAZINGLY STUPENDOUS!" The final score displays at the end of a quiz.

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