QBank question!!

[dr. deez]

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if we sign up for qbank (qreview) can we access the questions we work on multiple times? or is it just a one shot deal? ie: if i work on a group of questions and get my score will i be allowed to re-do the q's for practice some other time? i appreciate any feedback!
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[amgirlmd]

yes you can. but it depends on the subscription time. there is 1 month access and 3 month access. but once you finish all the questions you can reset them or you can just go through the ones you missed. you can even go through it by sujects or discipline. the more i think about it, qbank is really flexible and user-friendly. it is just really pricey. $179 for 1 month. double that for the 3 month subscription.

good luck!

if we sign up for qbank (qreview) can we access the questions we work on multiple times? or is it just a one shot deal? ie: if i work on a group of questions and get my score will i be allowed to re-do the q's for practice some other time? i appreciate any feedback!
-D-

 

[FarEastGrapplr2]

qbank is really flexible and user-friendly.

that would make for a nice kaplan ad

🙄

 

[dr. deez]

thanks.

 

[Thaitanium]

yes you can. but it depends on the subscription time. there is 1 month access and 3 month access. but once you finish all the questions you can reset them or you can just go through the ones you missed. you can even go through it by sujects or discipline. the more i think about it, qbank is really flexible and user-friendly. it is just really pricey. $179 for 1 month. double that for the 3 month subscription.

good luck!

Amgirl-

By "resetting" you mean that Kaplan will give you a whole new set of questions? How many new questions?

Sorry, I'm a little confused.

 

[amgirlmd]

yikes... i never wanted to sound like a kaplan ad.. that's the worst!!!

Thaitanium....nope kaplan isn't going to give you new questions... it will erase your record/analysis that you have already done... so you can redo all the same questions again... or you can change the options so you just do the questions you got wrong....

i hope that clears it up...

Amgirl-

By "resetting" you mean that Kaplan will give you a whole new set of questions? How many new questions?

Sorry, I'm a little confused.

 

[elina]

Could you please explain how to get Kaplan to reset Qbank? Thanks!

 

[TommyGunn04]

Could you please explain how to get Kaplan to reset Qbank? Thanks!

I'm wondering about this too...does it really allow you to "reset it" once you've done all the questions???

 

[amgirlmd]

let's see if i can clear everyone up...

you pay for it first of all... there are like 2000 questions or so... you pay either for a 1 month subscription or a 3 month subscription...

then when you start the qbank, there are different options on how you want to use the qbank...

if you want to have questions given randomly of all the subjects or discipline... if you want it timed or untimed...

you can set the options to just give you questions that you haven't used or you got wrong....

if you get through all the questions... you can "reset" the whole thing over again... within your subscription time so you can see all the same questions over again...

you aren't going to get a new set of questions... unless you have photogenic memory, i doubt you remembered every single one...

i guess i am confusing everyone with the word "reset"... kaplan won't do anything... they are a business....

this is the way i plan to use qbank... set it to timed, 50 questions in 60 minutes.... ONLY UNUSED... if i am lucky and i can get through alot of them... i will change the options to UNUSED and WRONG answers.... and then if i am really good and i was able to get through it all, i will change the options to ALL questions again...

of course that is really ambitious since it is the holidays.... but that's my plan for using qbank...

i hope this clears it all up now.... 😳

I'm wondering about this too...does it really allow you to "reset it" once you've done all the questions???

 

[TommyGunn04]

let's see if i can clear everyone up...
if you get through all the questions... you can "reset" the whole thing over again... within your subscription time so you can see all the same questions over again...

Yeah, that's where you lost me...there IS a button you can click that tells QBank to give you only questions you've never seen before, or to just use ALL the questions, including ones you've already answered. But when you said "reset" I thought you meant you could get rid of all the statistical percentage stuff that says how many questions you've completed, what percentage you've gotten correct in each discipline, etc. Is this what you meant, or did you just mean to say you're allowed to see the same question more than once? (the latter is DEFINITELY true, to answer the earlier question)