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Class Answer Analysis

Add your class’s game-data CSVs to see overall accuracy, results by topic, and the answers students choose.

Choose several files at once, drop them here, or add more later. Each addition joins the current report.

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Some game powers and modes remove incorrect choices. Use Answer choices removed to compare those responses. Outside help is not recorded.

How to read this report

Results cover the questions in these files. Different runs can contain different questions. Revised questions appear separately. Older files without saved question details are counted as unavailable.

First exposure means no earlier answer or rapid guess was retained for that question in the run. Short or incomplete records may miss earlier attempts.

Answers with matching attempt identifiers are counted once across overlapping files. Repeated attempts remain counted. Files without reliable identifiers carry a warning because their overlap cannot be verified. Rapid guesses and unfinished exam selections are excluded from accuracy.

Run time and streaks describe the whole runs represented in the filtered answers. The report takes the highest recorded clock and streak for each run, then totals the times and finds the median time. Missing values stay unavailable. These clocks may include idle time and do not measure attention. Runs may belong to the same student.

About question timing

Average time per question uses the recorded response time for each shown answer. Filters apply, and matching answer identifiers count once. Rapid guesses, unfinished exam selections, and missing or zero times are excluded. The median is the middle response time, which helps put unusually long pauses in perspective. Timing coverage shows how many answers have a usable time. Recorded times can include pauses and may differ in older game versions.

The selected minimum applies to Questions to Review and the copied summary. All responses remain in the totals. Small samples are marked as limited evidence.

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