DawnPrep
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1,744
original questions
Written for this app, not scraped from a released test.
29
skills on the map
Each one placed, tracked, and cleared on its own.
8
official domains
Every domain College Board tests, across Math and Reading & Writing.
4/4
to clear a skill
In a row, no hints. Peek at the tutor and that one does not count.
Place once and every skill lands on the trail, ranked by a deterministic policy — gap × domain weight, not an LLM's mood. You work 4 at a time, and a checkpoint has to confirm each batch before the trail moves on.
Math
660–710
Finish line
19%
2 of 19 skills mastered·Best score 680 of 750 target.
Linear equations
Systems of equations
Quadratic functions
Nonlinear systems
Checkpoint 1
Checkpoint 1
Checkpoint 2
Checkpoint 2
Section check
Reading & Writing
590–640
Finish line
31%
3 of 10 skills mastered·Best score 610 of 700 target.
Words in Context
Text Structure and Purpose
Cross-Text Connections
Central Ideas and Details
Checkpoint 1
Checkpoint 1
Checkpoint 2
Checkpoint 2
Checkpoint 3
Checkpoint 3
Section check
A skill clears at 4/4 in a row with no hints — and opening the tutor forfeits that question's credit. Checkpoints re-test cleared skills, and anything that slips goes straight back on the map.
One step per reply, all the way to the answer — never a dumped key. It can afford to be generous: by the time a hint is open, the mastery credit is already gone, so honest help can't inflate a badge.
17/22
A line passes through the points and . What is the slope of the line?
Explanation
Slope is . From to , and , so the slope is .
Let me go back over this one with you...
You answered C on this one. The right answer is B, and here's the whole thing worked out.
First, name what slope means: rise over run, or .
From to , the change in is .
The change in is .
So the slope is . The answer is B.
AI-generated
That's the rise — . Slope needs the run too: . So it's , not . Choice C would only work if the line went up while stayed put.
AI-generated
Exactly. Rise over run — both pieces. On the next one like this, write and on separate lines before you divide.
AI-generated
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Estimated SAT score
Math and Reading & Writing combined, on the 400 to 1600 scale.1280–1380
Estimated Math score
Their score should rise with more practice.660–710
Up from 640 to 690 at the last checkpoint.
Estimated Reading & Writing score
Their score should rise with more practice.620–670
Up from 600 to 650 at the last checkpoint.
This week's activity
Wed
Aug 5
~10 min
Words in Context
Thu
Aug 6
~32 min
Math module
used hints
Fri
Aug 7
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Sat
Aug 8
~8 min
Linear equations in one variable
Sun
Aug 9
~14 min
Algebra checkpoint
used hints
Mon
Aug 10
~9 min
Systems of two linear equations in two variables
Tue
Aug 11
~11 min
Nonlinear functions
This week: ~1 h 24 m studied across 6 activities.
Last practiced today.
Weekly goal: 2 hours, 5 activities.
Math
Each segment is one correct answer in your child's latest 4-question set.A rose "Review" marks a skill your child had mastered that slipped on a recent module. That's normal, and a quick set usually locks it back in.
Linear equations in one variable
Mastered
Linear equations in two variables
Mastered
Linear functions
Mastered
Linear inequalities in one or two variables
Mastered
Systems of two linear equations in two variables
Mastered
Equivalent expressions
Getting there
Nonlinear equations in one variable and systems of equations in two variables
Getting there
Nonlinear functions
Getting there
Ratios, rates, proportional relationships, and units
Getting there
Percentages
Getting there
One-variable data: distributions and measures of center and spread
Getting there
Two-variable data: models and scatterplots
Review
Probability and conditional probability
Inference from sample statistics and margin of error
Evaluating statistical claims: observational studies and experiments
Area and volume
Lines, angles, and triangles
Right triangles and trigonometry
Circles
Reading & Writing
Each segment is one correct answer in your child's latest 4-question set.Words in Context
Mastered
Text Structure and Purpose
Mastered
Cross-Text Connections
Mastered
Central Ideas and Details
Getting there
Command of Evidence
Getting there
Inferences
Getting there
Boundaries
Form, Structure, and Sense
Transitions
Rhetorical Synthesis
Place once, and the map takes it from there. The panda is on the next question either way.