Revision Queue

One Review List

Collect weak topics, repair paths, saved notes, flashcards and wrong-answer reviews into one focused revision list.

14Queue Items
0Completed
14Remaining
0Saved Notes

How To Use The Queue

Start with repair paths and wrong-answer reviews, then revise flashcards and saved notes. Mark each item complete only after you can explain the correction without looking.

Repair Path • Synonyms in Context

Repair Vocabulary In Context

Low accuracy in vocabulary-in-context or repeated word meaning mistakes.

Repair Path • Percentages

Repair Percentage Questions

Weak percentage accuracy, especially increase, decrease and base-value questions.

Repair Path • Main Idea

Repair Main Idea Reading

Repeatedly choosing true details instead of the central idea of a passage.

Repair Path • Cell Biology

Repair Cell Biology Concepts

Confusion between organelle names, functions and cell structure facts.

Question Review • Vocabulary

Vocabulary Context Review

The student chooses a familiar word without checking the sentence context.

Question Review • Quantitative Reasoning

Quant Formula Review

The student remembers a formula but uses the wrong base value or skips units.

Question Review • Reading Comprehension

Reading Main Idea Review

The student selects a minor detail instead of the central message.

Question Review • Logical Reasoning

Reasoning Assumption Review

The student chooses an attractive option that is true but not required by the argument.

Flashcard • Vocabulary • Easy

Concise

Brief and clear. Example: A concise explanation saves exam time.

Flashcard • Vocabulary • Medium

Meticulous

Very careful and detailed. Antonym: careless.

Flashcard • Formula • Easy

Percentage Increase

Increase ÷ original × 100. If 200 becomes 250, increase is 25%.

Flashcard • Grammar • Easy

Each / Every

Usually takes a singular verb: Each student has a card.

Flashcard • Reasoning • Medium

Correlation vs Causation

Two things happening together does not prove one caused the other.

Flashcard • Reading • Easy

Main Idea

The central message of a passage, not one minor detail.