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Verbal · Section 1
Review3 questions not answered. Nothing is subtracted for wrong answers, so answer every one.
Attempt, review, then learn the pattern.
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See exactly where you lost points and time on each question, and which traps and time sinks to skip next time.
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Not just a number. Every mock breaks down into accuracy by question type, pacing per question, and the three patterns costing you the most points right now.
- Accuracy by type — see exactly which question types are leaking points.
- Pacing map — find the questions where you burn the most time.
- Next actions — a ranked list of what to drill before your next mock.
Overall · Mock 4
80th percentile
▲ 9 since Mock 1Fix first:Quantitative Comparison. You answer fast but miss the “cannot be determined” trap — drill 15 to recover ~4 points.
Where you actually lose time.
The score report flags the questions where you over-spend, broken down by question type. The highlighted row below is the one to fix first — and the report tells you exactly how.
Avg time per question type
secondsThe pacing rule
On Quant Comparisons, anything past 1:30 means you are working too hard. Most are “test parity” or “test extremes” — neither needs a full computation.
The drill
Twelve QCs untimed with the trap pattern visible, then twelve more under pacing. The daily plan schedules this automatically after a slow mock.
Every single question, reviewed in detail.
Not an answer key. Every item opens to your answer vs the correct one, the worked solution, the exact misconception the wrong choices were built on, and the next-time fix.
x is an integer and x² = 16. Quantity A: x. Quantity B: 3.
Your answer
A — Quantity A is greater
Correct
D — Cannot be determined
The trap
Taking only the positive root. If x = 4, A > B. If x = −4, B > A. The equation does not fix the sign.
Next time
On any squared equation, list both roots before testing the quantities. Two cases that disagree force the answer D.
Trap-pattern tagging
Every wrong choice is tagged with the misconception it was built to catch. Group misses by trap to see your real pattern.
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Today · 45 min
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- Quant drill: 12 comparisons
- Verbal mock: Section 2
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Every item opens to a worked solution and the exact trap the wrong answers were built on. The report tells you what to drill next, not just what you missed.
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