Animals : Wild Birds Quiz

Name: Animals : Wild Birds Quiz
Price: 1.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Author: Coskun CAKIR

ByCoskun CAKIR

For the primary audience includes bird enthusiasts and veterinary medicine students or professionals.

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What is Animals : Wild Birds Quiz?

Animals: Wild Birds Quiz is a mobile-optimized educational tool designed to test knowledge of wild bird species through various quiz formats. The app is marketed for both general enthusiasts and veterinary medicine students or professionals seeking to improve their avian knowledge.

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v3.0

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What makes this app unique?

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What Are The Key Features?

Quiz ModesStandard

Offers three distinct testing formats: Multiple Choice, True/False, and Photo Quiz.

Offline FunctionalityStandard

Allows users to access all quiz content without requiring an active internet connection.

Customizable SettingsStandard

Includes configurable options such as screen transition effects, device shake navigation, and automated progression settings.

Review and HistoryStandard

Provides a dedicated review screen to track quiz history and analyze past performance on specific questions.

How much does it cost?

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Who Built It?

Coskun CAKIR

Providing specialized educational quiz tools for students and professionals. Focused on reinforcing academic knowledge through structured, offline-accessible testing.

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Who is Coskun CAKIR?

The publisher operates a high-volume, niche-focused model that prioritizes breadth of academic subject matter over deep feature development. By maintaining a large library of single-subject quiz apps, they capture long-tail search traffic from students seeking specific study aids. The strategic reliance on offline-first functionality suggests a focus on utility for users in environments with limited connectivity or those avoiding data-heavy interfaces.