A bookmark saves one question from a marked paper so it can be found again without hunting through the attempt. Bookmarks are made while reviewing and are read on the Bookmarks tab of the Practice page.
Saving a question
- Open Practice, then Results & Review, then Review Attempt on the paper.
- Move to the question worth keeping.
- Press Bookmark. The button changes to Bookmarked.
Pressing it again removes the bookmark.
Finding them again
Open Practice and the Bookmarks tab. Each bookmark is a card showing the paper it came from, the question number, the first line of the question, the date it was saved and when it was last opened. View Question reopens the review page at exactly that question, with the answer, the correct answer and the explanation all still there.
The small cross on the card removes a bookmark once it has done its job.
What bookmarks are good for
- Building a short list of the question types that keep going wrong, then working through them with a teacher or in a FlexiClass session.
- Coming back to a question that was flagged during the test and is still not clear.
- Revising the week before an exam without re-sitting whole papers.
Bookmarks stay on the account, so a question saved this term is still there next term.