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What does “cleared” mean?

A topic is cleared when you score 80% or better on its exit quiz, or test out of every part on its entrance quiz. Here is how it works.

A topic is cleared when you score 80% or better on its exit quiz. That one number is used everywhere: your quiz result, your study plan, your course page and your teacher’s view.

Two ways to clear a topic

  • Score 80% or better on the topic’s exit quiz.
  • Or test out: get every question right in every part of the entrance quiz.

If you score under 80%

  • From 50% up to 80%: read the explanations, then retake the quiz right away.
  • Under 50%: review the lesson parts first, then retake the quiz.
  • Your best result counts. A cleared topic never goes back to not cleared.

Why it matters

  • Cleared topics show as Done on your study plan.
  • Clear every plan topic, then retake your diagnostic to see your growth.
  • Your first passed exit quiz also unlocks Competitive Mode.

Flashcards work differently. Taking the exit quiz adds the topic’s cards even if you did not pass. See Why are my flashcards locked?.

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