WordPal Vocabulary Builder 1.18

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Six types of challenging quizzes, plus 3-way flashcards to rapidly improve your vocabulary and verbal test scores. The full retail version includes over 9000 unique questions, 3800 words, 500 word topics, and more than 200 Latin and Greek prefixes and suffixes. Each word in the vocabulary database contains a definition, sentence, and a phonetic pronunciation. Updates are free until 12/31/08 and the program comes with a one-year limited warranty.

Version 1.18 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

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