This starter is the beginning of a flashcard app you can use to study for any class. It comes with three button sprites — Next, Show Def, and Show Sentence — that already broadcast a message when clicked, plus a main sprite with two helper blocks: write with returns, which writes text on the stage wrapped to fit a given width, and Get Info From Web, which can download flashcards from a Google Sheet (save that one until your program already works).

Your job is to design an abstraction (ADT) for a single flashcard — a word, its definition, and an example sentence — build a list of a few flashcards, and then write the scripts that respond to the buttons: Next should move on to the next card and show its word, while Show Def and Show Sentence reveal the current card's definition and example sentence.

Your work autosaves (and you can use the Save button); earlier versions are available from the Revisions dropdown.