Reading your practice report

The screen after you submit

As soon as a session ends, you see a Practice complete screen with:

• Accuracy, the percentage of questions you answered correctly.
• Avg Time, your average time spent per question.
• A Mastery card showing this practice's mastery level, its percentage, and how it changed compared with before the session. See How the mastery indicator works.

From here there are two buttons: Back to Study takes you back to your material, and See Detail Report opens the full report.

The top of the report

The report page opens with the practice title and the date and time you did it, followed by:

• Accuracy, the percentage of questions you answered correctly.
• Avg Pace, your average time per question in minutes and seconds.
• An accuracy donut chart. Hover over it to see how many answers were Correct and Incorrect.

Below them are two buttons. Review opens the full walkthrough package by package, and Retake runs the same practice again from the start. Your earlier result stays saved in your history.

Skill Breakdown

If your session contained more than one question type, a Skill Breakdown card appears: accuracy per question type, weakest first. Each row shows the percentage and how many of that type you got right out of the total. If every question in the session was the same type, the card is hidden because there is nothing to compare.

Reviewing each question

The Detailed Questions Review table lists every question in the session: its number, whether it was right or wrong, how many times you changed your answer (Changes), and your answer (Your Answer). Use the All, Correct, or Incorrect filter to narrow the list, and click the No. column heading to flip the order.

Click the eye icon in the View column to open a single question: its passage, your answer, the correct answer (if yours was wrong), the explanation, and a short note that also takes into account how many times you changed your answer. From there you can step to the previous or next question, or report it with Report.

The Review button at the top of the report opens a different view: each package in a player-style layout, with the explanations laid out under each question. Explanations for the questions you got wrong are already open. On wide screens, a panel on the right lets you ask Dio about them.

No band estimate

Xplodia reports accuracy and pace, not a predicted IELTS band. An official band can only come from the real test, and guessing one from practice data can point your study in the wrong direction.

Looking back and tracking progress

Past reports can be reopened from the History page: use the History button on the Study page, Practice history on your Profile, or View all on the Progress page.

The Progress page sums up all your sessions:

• Up next: the practice suggested next and why, with a Start button (or Practice again if you have done it before).
• Mastery: how many practices in your active subcourse sit at each mastery level, how many you have not started, and a Lowest mastery list of the practices with the lowest scores.
• Question types: accuracy per question type across all your practice, weakest first. Types with fewer than five questions go to the bottom because their numbers are not reliable yet.
• Accuracy: a chart of each practice session's accuracy, oldest to newest. Pretests and posttests are left out, and the chart only appears once you have at least two practice sessions.
• This week: questions answered on each day this week, plus your total Practices, Questions, and Study time across all sessions.
• Recent activity: your last five sessions, each opening its report.