Look at wrongly answered questions after test

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Leon Solly

9 de março de 2019 15:25

In a test I got an answer wrong, looked at the hints till it told me the answer and thinking I knew what I did wrong I continued till I got to a similar looking question and believing what I thought was right in the previous question, I answered the question wrong and now I have no idea why was the answer in the previous question right and I don’t see any way to go back and review it so if there’s isn’t a way to look back at my wrong answers can one be added just so I can understand what I got wrong and how to answer it correctly.

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carol

11 de agosto de 2021 20:27
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Cyrus Parson

10 de março de 2019 10:44
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Hi Leon,

To my knowledge, there isn't such a feature available for normal exercises. However, the SAT practice exercises do allow you to review your answers to each problem, with explanations and instructions provided. Next to each skill, there are also videos to help you with your practice.

Here is the link to the SAT Practice page: https://www.khanacademy.org/mission/sat/practice/math

I understand what you are talking about; I've done that quite a few times. It takes time to complete exercises (even after looking at the hints sometimes). I usually will write down the example or the steps the example lists on a post-it note or take a screenshot of the explanation, and then use that when presented with another similar question. From there, I usually just take it slow and try to not to rush my understanding.

I do like your request and certainly agree with integrating such a feature in the future.

Hope this was of some help.

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