I agree.
I end up writing down the corresponding numbers in the book.
Another suggestion (a bit more complicated) :
Since we know what each question is testing in both verbal and quantitative sections, why not narrow down on the exact subjects that we have to focus on.
If the OG stopwatch will know the questions that I'm answering and I answer 17 out of 20 correctly, then I may think that I'm doing alright. If those 3 questions all happen to deal with prime numbers, then maybe I should be alerted or my results should be analyzed. This becomes more crucial when 10 out of 20 are right and I can tell that 7 of them were related to prime numbers and 3 were related to exponents. I know that I should focus more on prime numbers.
If I could see a bar graph with each type of question and how proficient I am at those subjects, that would be amazing. Also, then I could see how this progresses over time.
If you answer too many questions in the OG stopwatch, it looks like this? The bottom rows are blacked out. FYI
