Reading your practice report
What a report contains after you submit: accuracy, average time, question type analysis, and per-question explanations. Plus why there is no band estimate.
Last updated: July 26, 2026
The numbers at the top
Every session you submit produces a report with:
- Accuracy, the percentage of questions you answered correctly.
- Correct and Incorrect, how many questions fell each way.
- Avg Time, your average time spent per question.
Question type analysis
Below the summary, your results are broken down by question type. This is the most useful part: it tells you whether your mistakes cluster in one type or spread evenly. You also get short notes about your working pattern, such as how your time split between reading and answering, or whether the answers you changed at the end helped.
Per-question explanations
The question list at the bottom opens one question at a time, showing your answer, the correct answer, and an explanation of why. Retake runs the same practice again from the start, while Review opens every question in the player view you worked in.
Opening the explanation for questions you got RIGHT is often worth more than the wrong ones. That is where you find out whether you understood it or simply guessed well.
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.
Without an account, the per-question review stays closed. Sign up free with Google to open it, and this report stays saved to your account.
Looking back
Every past report can be reopened from your attempt history, and the cross-session view lives on the Progress page: number of practices, average accuracy, best accuracy, total questions answered, and an activity chart.