I'm sure that I'm not the only one that noticed there are a bunch of new problem sets shoved into our study guide. This really stressed me out, since I was just about to finish the old problem sets, and now I have no idea which ones I have done or should do. I am planning to take the test in October, and I don't think I'll be able to finish them all in time while doing the PTs at the same time. Is anyone else in the same boat?
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And the site automatically keeps a track of the lessons you've completed through the green check marks on the left hand side of each lesson after you've gone through them.
A very brief description of what is happening can be found here:
http://7sage.com/lesson/old-problem-sets/
I downloaded all the problem sets to my computer before the PDF ban and then checked them off as done on the syllabus since I just track my progress on my own in my LR folders on my laptop. The old problem sets section is pretty much only there to provide the videos for those problem sets since there are no more PDFs. As they state in the above link, if you recently started 7Sage you can totally ignore the old problem sets section and just focus on the new problem sets.
One nice feature of the new problem sets is that you can view the questions as videos and do them that way if you don't have all the early PTs to use for LR questions.
If you were tracking your progress on the old problem sets, it should still be properly tracked in the "Old Problem Sets" section, so feel free to continue there. I'd caution against using them all up and focusing on PTs if you're finished with the curriculum, that way you can keep the rest for drilling problem areas as you go along.
I did Cambridge drill packets as I went along with 7Sage, so for example, I just did Flaw Questions on 7Sage, and then drilled the massive 284 question set. I then go on 7Sage to review any answers I got wrong.
Not sure how I will use the new problem sets now, as I probably did most already, so I might just ignore them for now, and when I'm done the core curriculum go back and do them all for practice (I'll probably forget them then anyway).