[Anonymous]

Wiley Question –

I created 3 TBs of 30 and there are 95 total questions. How do I get only unique questions? I selected questions not answered, but yet I have seen several of the same questions in all 3…

[littlenumberrobot]

I've found that in larger sections like internal control and evidence there are some very similar questions that look like repeats. Is it possible this occured? Also, have you tried the offlien download. I like to download all the questions for a topic and do a set number of them each time and keep track of my own scores. This ensures I am seeing them only once(until I go through again). Hope this helps!! I understand, I hate when I start just memorizing the answers.

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[J]

I think there are two issues at work here: (1) Even with the filtering that you dictate to WTB, you still get some questions that go through even though they shouldn't (i.e. I've had simulations that I've seen four times even though I specifically select questions that I've seen “Fewer than 2 times”). Speaking of internal control, it would appear that Wiley's IC is not functioning as designed and hence substantive tests must be increased…

Anyway, (2) as littlenumberrobot mentioned, there are some questions that are either very similar or are actually duplicates that are just assigned a different codification number and hence still appear even if you've seen them before with a different codification. For example, I saw one question twice in a 30 question review that I did yesterday even though I specified only questions that I had not yet seen… exact same question, but one time is was assigned as engagement planning and another time in the assurance and review section.

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