How to Review G1 Practice Mistakes
Use a suggested routine to review incorrect G1 practice answers, compare scenarios and return to the official handbook.
Name why you missed it.
Wrong answers are not all the same, and the fix differs. You never knew the rule. You knew it but misread the scenario. You confused two rules that look alike, such as the school-bus median exception and the ordinary stopping distance. Or you guessed right on an earlier attempt and never actually learned it. Naming which one applies tells you whether to read, re-read, or compare.
Re-read the scenario before the rule.
Look for a condition you may have missed: a median, a time of day, a licence class, a one-way street or a sign already present. The rule you applied may fit a different situation. Compare the actual scenario with the source before deciding what to study next.
Explain the alternatives.
Try explaining why the correct option fits and why each other option does not. If you cannot explain the difference, return to the cited official material. Use that uncertainty as a prompt for another example rather than relying only on recognition of the answer.
Try again after a gap.
Consider returning later instead of repeating the same question immediately after reading the explanation. Ask whether you can explain the rule without the answer in front of you. Our mistake review keeps a missed question on your list until you answer it correctly; you choose when to revisit it.