Quiz List

The Quiz List is your central hub for viewing and retaking all the quizzes you've generated. Track your progress and retake quizzes.

Accessing the Quiz List

From a Specific Note

Quiz List View

Quizzes are organized by date groups (Today, Yesterday, and so on).

On an iPad the cards sit in a grid (3 columns in landscape, 2 in portrait). On a phone they form a single list. When the note already has quizzes, + Quiz floats at the bottom right.

Each quiz is displayed as a card showing:

Quiz Information

Title: "Quiz:" followed by your note's title

Question Count: Total number of questions (e.g., "10 questions")

Created: How long ago you generated this quiz (e.g., "2 hours ago")

Performance Metrics

Best Score: Your highest score on this quiz, shown as a percentage (e.g., "80%") on a star badge. The badge colour changes with the score.

Attempt Count: How many times you've taken this quiz, shown on a replay badge. Quizzes you haven't attempted yet show neither badge. Each card shows its own best score and attempt count.

Quiz Actions

Start/Retake Quiz

Tap the quiz card to open the quiz and start answering:

• First time: Start your first attempt
• Subsequent times: Take it again with the same questions

Your attempts are counted and your best score is kept.

Delete Quiz

Tap the menu on the quiz card to open the Options sheet, choose Delete Quiz, then tap Delete in the confirmation dialog (or Cancel to keep it):

• Permanently removes the quiz
• Cannot be undone
• Note content remains intact

Use when:

• Quiz no longer relevant
• Generated by mistake
• Decluttering quiz library

Retaking Quizzes

Why Retake?

Spacing effect: Taking the same quiz days/weeks later strengthens long-term retention.

Mastery validation: Ensure you truly understand, not just got lucky.

Confidence building: Improving scores boosts confidence before exams.

Gap identification: New attempts may reveal gaps you missed the first time.

Retake Strategies

Immediate retake (same day):

• Only if score was very low (<50%)
• Review the note first
• Focus on understanding explanations

Next-day retake:

• Ideal for consolidation
• Don't cram—natural spacing works best

Weekly retake:

• Test long-term retention
• Part of spaced repetition schedule

Pre-exam retake:

• Final confidence check
• Identify last-minute gaps

Best Practices

Tips for Different Study Phases

Early Study Phase

What to do:

• Take each quiz once for diagnostic
• Don't worry about low scores
• Identify weak areas
• Focus on learning, not scores

Don't:

• Retake immediately
• Feel discouraged by low scores
• Skip reviewing explanations

Active Study Phase

What to do:

• Retake quizzes with low scores
• Space retakes by 2-3 days
• Watch the best score on each card rise
• Generate new quizzes for variety

Don't:

• Memorize specific questions
• Ignore explanations
• Retake too frequently (spacing matters!)

Exam Prep Phase

What to do:

• Focus on quizzes still below 80%
• Review all explanations
• Generate final practice quizzes

Don't:

• Cram all quizzes in one day
• Skip quizzes you think you know
• Forget to review correct answers too

Troubleshooting

Can't find a quiz

Solutions:

• Scroll through the date groups—it may be in an older section
• Verify you're looking at the correct note
• Check if the quiz was accidentally deleted

Quiz shows a different score than my last attempt

Cause:

• The card shows your best score, not your latest one

Want to reset quiz progress

Options:

• Delete and regenerate: Removes the quiz, then generate a new one
• Retake with fresh mindset: Your best score stays but treat it as new

What's Next?

Ready to take a quiz?

• Learn how to take quizzes effectively →
• Generate more quizzes →
• Explore study strategies →

Master your quizzes, master your material!