I had a recent problem so far that reminded me of a recurring issue I have regarding the length of reviews. It appears that when particular schedules that have a small list for conjugation work, say - 3 expressions for adjectives (there's an inherent limitation to that), I can only get one of each type and that would be the end of the schedule. The minimum length of the quiz I set in custom settings doesn't matter as it makes no difference. It's always that number of expressions, quizzed once each time. It's not like there's a limitation of vocabulary being used for it. I find this very strange.
I recently initially came across the same problem for a grammar schedule I made that also had 3 expressions, but I found out I was able to get the length I wanted because there was a unique setting for grammar. It was exactly what I wanted, but this isn't built for conjugation schedules, it seems. Inherently, I would've thought the reviews by default would natually populate any expression within the schedule regardless of the number of them, regardless of the length of the reviews. Apparently that needed to be a setting for grammar, but not for conjugation.
So is there any way I can try to get the length I want for conjugation without adding material, other than merging it to another schedule, or shall I have to put up with this forever? It seems that no matter how I toy with the settings, the problem persists.
I'm a bit scatterbrained at the moment, and I do not expect to be able to respond to this immediately, but if you can give me a few specific examples of what's going on, it'll help me to look into it.
I think it would be helpful to post the same screenshots for the other schedule, so we can easily see the difference.
The other schedule gives me 10 questions that I set, for the 3 things in the schedule as I described. There is a setting for it that only appears for that type of schedule. That's the difference.
Welp, the grammar schedule doesn't seem to be consistent now either.
I created a new schedule, but with 2 items in it. I set it to populate 10 questions all the same but it instead gives me 9. Weirdly, without using the option that gives me the "longer" quiz, it creates 3 questions.
So it seems there's still a weird limit that ignores how long you set a quiz to review if it has a small set of topics. It was negligible when I had a bulk of schedules with at least a dozen so that 10 questions or fewer could be populated. But now it seems bite-sized lessons wouldn't give me enough practice at once. I'd have to use it several times over or try to consolidate them into another schedule. Good grief!
