Which habit most effectively helps you target weaknesses in Form 187R/188R Level D practice?

• A. Keep practicing the questions you got right.
• B. Practice random topics without review.
• C. Analyze the types of questions you miss, and practice accordingly.
• D. End session early if you feel tired.

Answer: (C)

Targeted improvement comes from analyzing mistakes. When you review the questions you miss on Form 187R/188R Level D practice, you uncover exact weak spots—specific topics, formats, or concepts that trip you up. With that insight, you tailor your practice to those areas, drilling the underlying skills and patterns that caused errors, so your future attempts improve in those exact spots. This turns wrong answers into a focused study plan rather than random drilling.

Focusing only on questions you got right reinforces what you already know and doesn’t address your gaps. Practicing random topics without review spreads your effort and misses the chance to strengthen the areas where you struggle most. Ending a session early because you’re tired cuts short essential practice time and can leave persistent weaknesses unaddressed.