Here's a study pattern I used when preparing for my C exam, since I couldn't find a practice tool that fully met the following requirements, I'm sharing it with you for reference:
- First, do a "quick scan" to identify questions that you can answer correctly based on your intuition alone, such as simple legal questions or basic knowledge questions. Mark these questions for skipping and don't review them later.
- When attempting other questions, if you make a mistake, consult online solutions to understand how this answer is recorded. Keep track of your wrong answers in a notebook and repeatedly practice them.
- After completing one round, focus specifically on practicing questions you got wrong.
- Finally, conduct a few rounds of simulated exams based on the actual exam format to see if I can pass.
- Reviewing in small chunks of time, doing something when I have free time, and discarding it when I don't.
The question-solving tool should have the following features:
- Can be operated on a mobile phone.
- The interface has no animation effects, and the operation speed must be fast. When a question is answered correctly, the next question should be switched to immediately. If a question is answered incorrectly, the user should first view the solution before manually proceeding to the next question.
- It has a skip mode, allowing you to mark items as skipped and no longer view them.
- There's a review mode for incorrect questions.
- It can record which questions I have answered and haven't answered, and when re-entering, it will start from where I left off last time.
- A user shared a solution to the problem, and the focus of that solution was on how to quickly remember the answer and how to pass the exam, rather than on understanding the underlying knowledge.
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