How to create a problem set with wrong questions?

An_Skywalker

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I'm trying to create a problem set consisted of LR questions I got wrong in past PTs. However, I couldn't find that function on the "Create Problem Set" page. Anyone knows how I get do that? Thanks!

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@ashen03 said:

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I'm trying to create a problem set consisted of LR questions I got wrong in past PTs. However, I couldn't find that function on the "Create Problem Set" page. Anyone knows how I get do that? Thanks!

Hi there,

In order to create a Problem Set with the Logical Reasoning questions you got wrong in past PrepTests, you would first need to pin all your flagged questions relating the Logical Reasoning questions so that they can show up in the Question Bank.

You can pin the questions by tapping on the "pin" icon next to the questions in the results table after you take a PrepTest. See the example GIF below:

After you pin the Logical Reasoning questions, the Logical Reasoning questions will then show up in the Question Bank with a "pin" icon next to it:

You can also filter to your pinned questions in the Question Bank by selecting the Logical Reasoning section and then typing "+pin" in the filter box:

Unfortunately, the pin feature is not available for Logic Games and Reading Comprehension problem sets. This is because Logic Games and Reading Comprehension problem sets are done on a per game/passage basis. Pinned questions only show up for Logical Reasoning, because Logical Reasoning is done on a per question basis.

Here are instructions on how to create a custom Problem Set:

1. Navigate to Problem Sets: https://7sage.com/problem-sets/
2. Filter by PrepTests on the "PrepTests To Show" area
3. Filter by Sections (LG, RC, LR)
4. Filter further by typing keywords like "pt38 s2" (optional)
5. Tap the cart icon to the top left of the table to select all the questions from the Section or scroll down and mark each question you want to include with the cart icon on the left
6. Finally, tap on "Create Problem Set with ... Problems" at the bottom

I hope this helps! Let us know if you have any further questions.