Does deleting a favorite remove the study question?

Removing a question from Favorites changes your saved list. It does not delete that question from Promotion Ready’s study bank. Use favorites for questions you want to revisit, and remove a bookmark when it no longer serves that purpose.

Remove one question or clear the list deliberately

The favorite-question view supports removing an individual item. Its bulk action asks Delete all favorites? and states that it will remove all questions from the favorites list. Choose Cancel to keep the list, or Delete All only when you intend to clear those saved question selections.

That confirmation concerns favorite questions. It is not a command to erase the question bank or reset every kind of study progress. Favorite topics are a separate stored preference, so clearing favorite questions should not be used as a shortcut for reorganizing topic choices.

Decide what the list is for

In a hypothetical study session, you bookmark a question because you guessed its answer. After you can explain the concept and check its reference, remove it from Favorites if you want the list to represent unfinished review. If you instead use Favorites as a long-term reference collection, keep it. A bookmark is your organizational choice, not an official measure of mastery.

Before using Delete All, inspect whether the list contains questions whose references you still need to revisit. Clear an individual item when that is sufficient; the bulk confirmation does not ask you to approve each question separately.

If a list looks unexpectedly empty

Distinguish an empty saved list from missing study material. Return to the relevant study topic and find the concept there. A removed favorite can be selected again; it is not recovered by deliberately answering questions incorrectly or changing unrelated settings.

When reporting a problem, include the question or topic, what action you chose and whether the item remains in ordinary study. This helps distinguish a favorites issue from a content issue. Promotion Ready is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Army or Department of Defense.

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