CROSS-SECTION REVIEW

One record.
Every section.

Bring errors, correct-but-guessing responses, and marked questions from Natural Sciences, Perceptual Ability, Reading, and Quantitative Reasoning into one version-safe queue. Reattempt, keep, schedule, dismiss, bookmark, or report the exact source identity without uploading it to an account.
1portable record
5fixed review intervals
3explicit dispositions
NOaccount required

YOUR DEVICE

Building the unified view…

Checking this device for saved section results…

EXPLICIT DUE RULES

No mystery score.
No invisible promotion.

The queue advances only from observable outcomes. It does not infer mastery, estimate an official score, or hide a task because a percentage crossed an unpublished threshold.

  1. 01
    REVIEW SIGNAL

    An incorrect, omitted, or correct-but-guessing response enters the queue for the next UTC calendar day.

  2. 02
    EXACT REATTEMPT

    The saved item and content version must still match the owning source; no replacement question is substituted.

  3. 03
    RECALLED / AGAIN

    Successful retrieval on a later UTC day advances through 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 day intervals, at most once per day; a miss or correct-but-guessing response resets to tomorrow.

  4. 04
    KEEP

    Keep in review preserves the visible date and source identity without inventing a mastery change.

  5. 05
    SCHEDULE

    A learner may choose and see a date from today through one year ahead; the choice is recorded explicitly.

  6. 06
    DISMISS

    Dismiss removes the item from the active queue but retains its history; a later miss or correct answer marked Guessing adds that exact identity again.

  7. 07
    VERSION CHANGE

    A revised item remains a separate source identity; progress never drifts onto replacement content.

LOCAL FIRST

Progress can travel.
It cannot volunteer you.

No name, email, device identifier, question text, answer key, scaled score, percentile, or readiness prediction belongs in the portable file. There is no account sync.

If sync is added later, core study must still work without it; permission must be explicit and revocable; and every merge conflict must remain visible.