After every exercise on this site, your missed questions are classified automatically into the categories below (each question carries the error it is designed to expose). Your top category is your next lesson — that is the whole system: measure, classify, remediate, re-measure.
| Error category | What it means | Targeted remediation |
|---|---|---|
| Missed main idea | You answered with a detail or the general field. | Re-train Skill 2; predict the gist in five words before options. |
| Missed detail | A stated fact slipped past. | Note emphasized items: numbers, lists, 'for example' moments (Skill 3). |
| Vocabulary | An unknown word blocked a sentence. | Open the study pack's vocabulary after every set; meet words in context, not lists. |
| Inference | The answer required one step beyond the words. | Skill 8 drills: allow exactly one step; reject two-assumption options. |
| Speaker attitude | Tone or feeling words were missed. | Skill 5: hunt evaluative words (unfortunately, surprisingly…) and reported-vs-own opinions. |
| Organization | You lost the talk's skeleton. | Skill 6: note signposts; draw a line at every topic shift. |
| Memory | You heard it but it was gone by question time. | Skill 14: write keywords immediately; chunk facts under headings. |
| Note-taking | Your notes lacked the tested point. | Compare your notes with each exercise's model notes in the study pack. |
| Distractor | A trap option (word-match / opposite / never-said) caught you. | Skill 13: name the trap type before you forgive an option. |
| Concentration | Attention dropped mid-audio. | Build stamina: one full set without pausing, phone away; lengthen gradually. |
| Time management | You ran long or froze on one item. | Skill 15: answer and move; review only after the set, never during. |