Mixed practice
Questions rotate across every exam domain instead of staying on one topic.
Why this feels harder — and works better
Studying one domain at a time feels smoother, because the answer type is predictable. Mixing domains forces you to first work out what kind of question you are looking at, which is exactly what the real exam demands. Research consistently finds interleaved practice produces worse performance during study and better recall on the test.
Mixed practice
20 questions across all domains
20 questions
Pass line: 70%, same as the real exam
See the answer and explanation right after each question.