When I click "Retake," it gives me a completely new set of five questions. I can no longer view or retake the original five questions I completed, which is frustrating.
When I retake a single question, it correctly takes me back to that same question, allowing me to retry it. However, the behavior is different for five-question drills, which seems inconsistent.
Is there any way to go back to the original set of five questions that I took the first time?
3/5 but 5/5 on BR; I second guess myself. I've realized that for Principle questions, telling myself that "I need to find the 'moral of the story' in the passage" is what helps me understand/find an answer which mirrors my summary/the flow of the argument.
didn't realize the questions we get are randomly assigned but at least the codes can allow you to go back and check the questions themselves (also it's funny when i get a question to BR simply because i kept swapping my answer aka second-guessing myself)
yo why do I have so many level 4 and 5 questions in my drills. Saw many screenshots in the comment with at least 2 lv1 questions in each drill. Just asking.
The answer for A doesn't make any sense to me because for you to ignore something you have to know its existing but not respond to it. If the failed to consider that would imply that they aren't ignoring it but are ignorant to the issue. How can you ignore something you didn't even know existed?
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MY FIRST FIRST TRY 5/5
2/5 then I did a retake and got 5/5 keep grinding everyone 😎🫡
When I click "Retake," it gives me a completely new set of five questions. I can no longer view or retake the original five questions I completed, which is frustrating.
When I retake a single question, it correctly takes me back to that same question, allowing me to retry it. However, the behavior is different for five-question drills, which seems inconsistent.
Is there any way to go back to the original set of five questions that I took the first time?
My first 5/5! These one's seemed much easier but I will not complain.
5/5
3/5 but 5/5 on BR; I second guess myself. I've realized that for Principle questions, telling myself that "I need to find the 'moral of the story' in the passage" is what helps me understand/find an answer which mirrors my summary/the flow of the argument.
2/5 but for br I got 5/5 bruh kms
didn't realize the questions we get are randomly assigned but at least the codes can allow you to go back and check the questions themselves (also it's funny when i get a question to BR simply because i kept swapping my answer aka second-guessing myself)
first ever 5/5 on a drill!!!!
@Anya Ya! Me too! Finally! :D Good Job!
yo why do I have so many level 4 and 5 questions in my drills. Saw many screenshots in the comment with at least 2 lv1 questions in each drill. Just asking.
5/5 so happy in im tears
5/5 after a weekend hiatus. August beware
@Sheaji Decided to change my august date to October for more studying. nonetheless hope we both ace that shit
@Sheaji hell yeah
5/5 thank heavens above
5/5!
5/5 honestly. I love it. I have had the worst day ever and I needed this. We got this fam.
YAY 5/5!!! Needed that FR
4/5 letssss goooo and only went over on time on one!!!!
4/5, 5/5, then 4/5. i give up #movingon
5/5!!! Best timing yet
5/5 LFG!!!
The answer for A doesn't make any sense to me because for you to ignore something you have to know its existing but not respond to it. If the failed to consider that would imply that they aren't ignoring it but are ignorant to the issue. How can you ignore something you didn't even know existed?
I was concerned I took too much time on #3. But after seeing all the time I saved on the rest of the questions, I'm happy!
5/5
@SalmaanEjaz not Hanami...
4/5 did not do well on the last drill so I’m happy :)
this is the first time I got 20% :( I have to work on principle questions more. I literally gasped when I saw 1/5