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Review the questions you missed
Pick the exam: up to ten of the questions you got wrong on this site come back, in a new order, with the explanation after each answer.
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Practice questions written by Radif Partners from the official outline topics. They are not questions from the real exam. Progress is kept in this browser only (local storage) and never sent.
Reviewing mistakes is the fastest way to raise a practice score, because a question you missed points at a gap in a precise topic of the outline, while a question you got right mostly confirms what you already know. Every time you answer a question on this site, in a practice set or in a mock, your browser notes whether the last answer was right. This page draws up to ten of the questions whose last answer was wrong, for the exam you choose, and shows the explanation and the outline point after each one. A question leaves the list as soon as you answer it correctly, and comes back if you miss it again later. The table under it counts, for each outline section, how many questions of our 664 you have practiced and the share right at the last attempt, next to the number of scored questions the real exam gives that section. All of it stays in your browser's local storage: no account, nothing sent, and one button erases it.
| Outline section | Exam items | Practiced | Right last time |
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| 1. Capital markets | 12 | 0 / 0 | – |
| 2. Products and their risks | 33 | 0 / 0 | – |
| 3. Trading, accounts and prohibited activities | 23 | 0 / 0 | – |
| 4. Regulatory framework | 7 | 0 / 0 | – |
SIE: questions practiced
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How a mistake comes back
The site keeps, for each question you answered, three things: how many times you saw it, how many times you were right, and whether the last answer was right. In practice mode the record is made the moment you answer; in a mock with the corrections at the end, it is made when you mark the test. The review mode picks among questions whose last answer was wrong, for the exam selected, shuffles them and serves at most ten. Answer one correctly and it leaves the list; miss a reviewed question again and it stays.
This works best in short rounds: ten minutes of review after each practice session, rather than one long session at the end of the week. A mistake reviewed the same day, and again a few days later, is far less likely to come back on exam day than one read once.
Reading your progress per section
The table compares three numbers per outline section: the scored questions the real exam gives it (from the official outline), the questions of our pool you have practiced, and the share right at your last attempt. The outline weights differ a lot between sections. On the SIE, Products and their risks carries 33 of 75 questions while the regulatory framework carries 7. On the Series 7, the investments and recommendations function alone carries 91 of 125. On the Series 66, laws, rules and ethics carry 45 of 100.
| Exam | Heaviest section | Its scored questions | Share of the exam |
|---|---|---|---|
| SIE | Products and their risks | 33 | 44% |
| Series 7 | Investments and recommendations | 91 | 73% |
| Series 6 | Funds, variable contracts and recommendations | 25 | 50% |
| Series 63 | Ethical practices | 15 | 25% |
| Series 65 | Recommendations and strategies | 39 | 30% |
| Series 66 | Laws, rules and ethics | 45 | 45% |
What is saved, and where
Nothing leaves your device. The data sits in your browser's local storage under two keys, one for the questions and one for the last mock results (at most fifty of them). It holds question identifiers and right or wrong flags, never your name or anything you typed elsewhere. Another browser, another device or a private window starts empty, and the Erase button of the progress table wipes it at once, as does clearing your browser's site data.
Because the progress is local, a mock you take at a library computer will not follow you home. If you switch devices, simply practice a set or two per section on the new one: the review list rebuilds itself from your next mistakes.
From review to a full mock
Review fixes gaps; it does not measure readiness. Once your heaviest sections stay comfortably above the line, sit a full timed mock: the SIE mock with 75 questions in 105 minutes, the Series 7 mock with 125 in 225, or the NASAA mocks for the Series 63, Series 65 and Series 66. The mistakes of the mock then feed this page again, and the cycle repeats until the score holds with a margin.