Sit the exam before exam day.

Phase 1 The screen

1. 01An exam-style screenA plain header, a boxed question panel, a light-blue answer area and a red-outlined clock. It switches on by itself when a Study or Exam quiz opens — every other page is left alone.
2. 02Tools and clock in one rowBack, Question, Explanation, Note, Exam Question and Comments share one row with the timer. The clock shows exactly what ATPLQuestions reports — never a second countdown.
3. 03Answer on the whole rowClick the radio, the letter or the text. Short HCAA-style statement lists stay compact and inline. Both are switches in Settings.
4. 04A navigator that keeps your placeUp to 100 questions in a tidy grid. Flags and answer states come straight from ATPLQuestions. Use ← and → to move between questions.
5. 05Copy the question numberClick the number chip to copy it. It turns green to confirm — handy for a note, a comment or your study group.
6. 06Everything else behind ⋯Save test, Finish test, Full screen, Do not show this question and Keyboard shortcuts. ATPLQuestions’ own confirmations stay in charge.

Phase 2 Mark it

1. 07Flag for reviewFlag question uses ATPLQuestions’ own review flag. It turns red when set and shows in the navigator.
2. 08Pin itPin sits right under Flag and reads Pinned while it’s on — the site’s own pin, one click closer.
3. 09Bookmark into categoriesBookmark opens a picker: Hard, Review later, Exam traps, Memorize — or categories and colours of your own.
4. 10Tick one or morePick as many categories as fit. The panel switches to Bookmarked and the counter in the corner goes up.
5. 11Saved, and countedThe question keeps its Bookmarked state. The green, yellow and red rings below operate the site’s own colour flags.

Phase 3 Work it out

1. 12A4 scratch paperOpen a sheet beside the question — blank, ruled, grid, dotted or graph. Move, resize or rotate it; colours and pen width sit on the rail beside it.
2. 13A proper drawing kitPen, dot, line, centimetre measure and perpendicular, with width and colour. The eraser works by pixels or whole shapes. Hold Shift to snap to 45°.
3. 14Save it with the questionExport the sheet as PNG or PDF, or Save to question. Next time, the panel says Show note.
4. 15Draw on the page itselfRight-click and choose Draw on screen to circle, underline or sketch straight over the question.

Phase 4 Look closer

1. 16Image split viewChart questions open their picture beside the question at full resolution. Zoom, fit, rotate and annotate; drag the divider to resize.
2. 17Explanation beside the questionThe explanation opens in the side panel too, stacked under the image. Show Question brings the question back; drag the divider to share the space.
3. 18Comments beside the questionThe discussion opens in a side panel, sorted Most Liked, while the question stays in view. Prefer the classic tab? One switch in Settings.

Phase 5 Review later

1. 19Your bookmarks librarySearch every bookmarked question, switch between current subject and all bookmarks, and filter or reorder categories.
2. 20Your paper notes libraryEvery saved sheet next to the question it belongs to. Search, filter by subject, and open one to jump straight back in.

Phase 6 Set it up

1. 21Answer behaviourHCAA statement lists, whole-row answering and Continue where you left off, which reopens your last question after a refresh.
2. 22DisplayAlternate navigator colours, explanation and comments side panels, interface size and Eye saver.
3. 23StudyOpen your bookmarks and paper notes libraries, with live counts.
4. 24Help & resetReplay the feature tour or restore the default settings in one click.