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Adaptive Drill Mode: Options
Adaptive Drill Mode allows you to focus on specific exam objectives. Our Adaptive Technology zeros in on questions and topics that you find difficult. It will drill you on those questions until you master them. As you gain proficiency in one area, it is seeking out the next to challenge you with. It will challenge you to master even the most complex concepts of the exam. One after another, your weaknesses are turned into strengths.
The Adaptive Mode enables the user to select
which objectives to be tested on
and
how many questions to include
in the current test.
All Objectives of the exam are selected by default. However, check or uncheck any objective name to customize the exam as desired.
Adaptive Drill Mode also includes the ability to use
Advanced Options
such as:
Only Include Questions:
Missed in the current pass
Not seen in the current pass
Answered correctly in the current pass
With User Notes
Only Include Questions containing specific words
Sort Questions:
In order by Category
Randomly
To begin the Adaptive Drill Mode, click the
Start Exam
button.
After attempting an adaptive mode test a graphical representation of the
current pass's score
is displayed at the bottom of the Adaptive Drill Tab. The percentage of questions answered correctly is displayed in Green and those answered incorrectly are displayed in Red. Questions not answered are in Gray.
A complete Historical Analysis of all Passes, not just the current one, may be displayed by clicking the
Historical Analysis
button.
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Last Updated: 11-05-2009