Review UW questions without repeats

[mrmandrake]

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Hey guys,

I have around 800 marked questions in UW and I want to create tests with them. Is there any way to create tests without repeats? Is there any way of knowing I went through all 800 questions?

UW just creates tests randomly from my marked question bank and draws the same questions over and over. Am I missing something here? Thanks!

 

[SeekerOfTheTree]

Hey guys,

I have around 800 marked questions in UW and I want to create tests with them. Is there any way to create tests without repeats? Is there any way of knowing I went through all 800 questions?

UW just creates tests randomly from my marked question bank and draws the same questions over and over. Am I missing something here? Thanks!

If you went through unmarking them I think would be the only way I can think of.

 

[DrBowtie]

If you went through unmarking them I think would be the only way I can think of.

This. Unmark them once you review it the second time.

 

[mrmandrake]

So I have to do a search on the QID and then find my old test and then unmark it?

 

[DrBowtie]

So I have to do a search on the QID and then find my old test and then unmark it?

No it should work like this:
Make a new test with marked questions.
Take the test of all marked questions.
When reviewing that test, unmark the questions as you go.

When making a new test with marked questions, those unmarked will no longer be in the "marked" bank. That worked when I was doing it last year.

 

[SlaveOfTCMC]

Delete

 

[mrmandrake]

Hmm I think I tried this and thought it would work like this but when I created my test of marked questions, the new test has the questions with the "marked" box unchecked, so I can't unmark them as I go.

Maybe UW changed their system a bit. Can anyone doing UW right now confirm that the method above works?

 

[abmd]

no you don't need to unmark it. It removes it from the marked questions as you go. I marked all my questions to 2080 total but it is now done to 1142 so it definitely goes down.