Practice questions, and the three ways to study them

Open Practice and you land on Build your test. Four quick starts sit at the top — Tutor Mode, Mixed Review (twenty questions, all subjects, one tap), Drill Weakest, and Mock Exams — or build the set yourself below.

The three modes

• Tutor — instant feedback after every question. The one to use while you are learning.
• Timed — your set against the clock, paced like the real exam.
• Quiz — no timer, everything reviewed at the end.

Building a set

• Subjects — pick domains, or chapters where the exam has both. Select all and Clear all are there.
• Question pool — All, Unused (not yet seen), Incorrect (missed before) or Marked (flagged for review). Each shows a live count.
• Questions — 5, 10, 20, 40, or a custom number up to 100.

Then Start session.

Every option is explained, not just the right one

After you answer, each option carries its own rationale — why the right one is right and why each wrong one was tempting. Under them sits the overall explanation.

Miss one in Tutor mode and Explain my miss offers an AI walk-through grounded in your study guide, with citations you can tap. There is the same button on the end-of-session review.

Marking, and how a session ends

☆ Mark flags a question for later. The mark sticks to the question for good, not just this session, and feeds the Marked pool — see "Marking a question for review".

A session ends when you press Finish on the last question, when you press End test (it confirms first), or when the clock runs out — which shows you a card, not a silent submit. Answers you have already given are always saved.

Your results give Accuracy, Correct and Coverage, with filters for All, Incorrect, Marked and Unused.

On the free trial

You get 50 practice questions out of the full bank, and you can retake them as often as you like — the app tells you how many of them you have left, and never stops you starting a session.