What should you use to measure strengths and weaknesses after each practice test?

• A. Celebrate completion
• B. Increase speed
• C. Maintain confidence
• D. Identify strengths and weaknesses

Answer: (D)

After each practice test, the goal is to identify strengths and weaknesses. This shows what you understand well and where you struggle, so you can tailor your next study session to target the weak areas and raise your overall score. By pinpointing specific skills—grammar, vocabulary, reading speed, listening comprehension—you can create a focused plan, allocate time efficiently, and track progress over time. Keeping a simple record of mistakes and the question types that caused trouble gives you concrete feedback to improve. While some motivation can come from finishing the test or trying to go faster, those aspects don’t provide the diagnostic insight you gain from identifying strengths and weaknesses.