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Marking a question for review

☆ Mark sits at the top of every question. Press it and it fills in — ★ Marked. Press it again to unmark.

Written by Tyler Read

☆ Mark sits at the top of every question. Press it and it fills in — ★ Marked. Press it again to unmark.

It is not just for this session

A mark belongs to you and that question, for this exam, permanently. It is still there next week, in a different session, on a different device. That is what makes it useful: Marked is one of the four question pools in Build your test, so you can come back and drill only the ones you flagged.

What to mark

  • A question you got right but guessed.

  • One you got right for the wrong reason.

  • One whose explanation you want to re-read when you are less tired.

  • A rule you know you will forget.

You do not need to mark the ones you got wrong. Those are collected for you automatically — see "Missed questions".

In the results

The end-of-session review filters by All, Incorrect, Marked, Revealed and Unused, each with its count. You can mark and unmark from that list too, so a review pass is also a triage pass.

Marked is not the same as missed

Two different lists, deliberately:

  • Marked is what you chose to flag.

  • Missed questions is every question you have ever got wrong, gathered without you having to do anything.

Use marking for judgement calls the app cannot make for you.

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