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Hi
Is there an alternative where one can customise quizzes with incorrect Q's taken part by part without repeating the previously attempted Questions
Lets say out of the set of 50Q incorrect Q ,i attempt 10 Q and got 2 wrong. I want to create another quiz from the remaining 40 incorrect Q.
I assume when you select filter (incorrect then 2 incorrect Q in my 2nd attempted quiz may again repeat in my 3rd quiz with incorrect set)
Is it possible to avoid this constraint?
Is there an alternative where one can customise quizzes with incorrect Q's taken part by part without repeating the previously attempted Questions
Lets say out of the set of 50Q incorrect Q ,i attempt 10 Q and got 2 wrong. I want to create another quiz from the remaining 40 incorrect Q.
I assume when you select filter (incorrect then 2 incorrect Q in my 2nd attempted quiz may again repeat in my 3rd quiz with incorrect set)
Is it possible to avoid this constraint?
