G2 SEC examination work becomes safer when learners know what state a question is in. “I have looked at it” is not a useful state. Parsed, modelled, solved, verified, blocked and closed are different states with different next actions.
This one-hundred-and-twentieth Learner’s Guide develops answer-state control across K200 English, K210 Mathematics and K223–K225 Science. It connects Vol 0100 Checkpoint Compression with Vol 0116 Dependency Blast Radius.
The state-machine rule
Every state should imply a next action. If a learner cannot say what must happen next, the state label is too vague. Move forward only when the exit condition for the current state is satisfied; move backward only when verification identifies a broken dependency.
1. unread
In the unread state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
2. instruction-scanned
In the instruction-scanned state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
3. stem-parsed
In the stem-parsed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
4. source-bounded
In the source-bounded state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
5. target-defined
In the target-defined state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
6. knowns-extracted
In the knowns-extracted state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
7. unknown-defined
In the unknown-defined state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
8. representation-chosen
In the representation-chosen state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
9. evidence-window-opened
In the evidence-window-opened state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
10. candidate-evidence-found
In the candidate-evidence-found state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
11. evidence-owned
In the evidence-owned state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
12. scope-checked
In the scope-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
13. method-selected
In the method-selected state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
14. model-validated
In the model-validated state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
15. units-aligned
In the units-aligned state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
16. denominator-named
In the denominator-named state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
17. case-conditions-listed
In the case-conditions-listed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
18. dependency-route-mapped
In the dependency-route-mapped state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
19. calculation-started
In the calculation-started state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
20. intermediate-verified
In the intermediate-verified state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
21. candidate-answer-produced
In the candidate-answer-produced state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
22. domain-filtered
In the domain-filtered state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
23. context-filtered
In the context-filtered state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
24. bound-checked
In the bound-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
25. direction-checked
In the direction-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
26. source-checked
In the source-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
27. chronology-checked
In the chronology-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
28. quantifier-checked
In the quantifier-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
29. modality-checked
In the modality-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
30. mechanism-checked
In the mechanism-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
31. control-checked
In the control-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
32. scale-checked
In the scale-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
33. rate-amount-checked
In the rate-amount-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
34. comparison-measure-checked
In the comparison-measure-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
35. exception-checked
In the exception-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
36. negation-checked
In the negation-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
37. reference-frame-checked
In the reference-frame-checked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
38. minimum-sufficient
In the minimum-sufficient state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
39. interface-ready
In the interface-ready state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
40. transferred
In the transferred state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
41. independently-verified
In the independently-verified state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
42. closed
In the closed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
43. parked
In the parked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
44. blocked-by-source
In the blocked-by-source state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
45. blocked-by-model
In the blocked-by-model state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
46. blocked-by-arithmetic
In the blocked-by-arithmetic state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
47. blocked-by-unit
In the blocked-by-unit state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
48. blocked-by-referent
In the blocked-by-referent state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
49. blocked-by-chronology
In the blocked-by-chronology state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
50. blocked-by-case
In the blocked-by-case state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
51. blocked-by-evidence
In the blocked-by-evidence state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
52. blocked-by-mechanism
In the blocked-by-mechanism state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
53. blocked-by-control
In the blocked-by-control state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
54. blocked-by-time
In the blocked-by-time state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
55. return-marked
In the return-marked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
56. resume-ready
In the resume-ready state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
57. repair-node-found
In the repair-node-found state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
58. blast-radius-mapped
In the blast-radius-mapped state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
59. repair-in-progress
In the repair-in-progress state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
60. repair-verified
In the repair-verified state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
61. review-priority
In the review-priority state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
62. cheap-check-done
In the cheap-check-done state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
63. deep-check-needed
In the deep-check-needed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
64. MCQ-two-options
In the MCQ-two-options state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
65. MCQ-committed
In the MCQ-committed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
66. writing-plan-ready
In the writing-plan-ready state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
67. writing-paragraph-active
In the writing-paragraph-active state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
68. writing-revision-ready
In the writing-revision-ready state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
69. summary-points-selected
In the summary-points-selected state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
70. summary-word-budgeted
In the summary-word-budgeted state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
71. oral-cues-ready
In the oral-cues-ready state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
72. listening-gap-marked
In the listening-gap-marked state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
73. graph-scale-confirmed
In the graph-scale-confirmed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
74. table-ownership-confirmed
In the table-ownership-confirmed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
75. science-baseline-confirmed
In the science-baseline-confirmed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
76. science-lag-window-confirmed
In the science-lag-window-confirmed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
77. math-balance-confirmed
In the math-balance-confirmed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
78. English-source-chain-confirmed
In the English-source-chain-confirmed state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
79. final-submission-sweep
In the final-submission-sweep state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
80. state-machine final rule
In the state-machine final rule state, name the evidence that proves the question has reached this stage and the single next transition that creates the most progress. Avoid mixing several states at once—for example, polishing final wording while the model is still uncertain.
For practice, pause a question deliberately and label its state in two or three words. Another learner should be able to resume from that label plus the visible working. If they must reconstruct the whole task, the state description is too weak.
State control also improves review. A closed answer needs only a cheap interface sweep; a blocked answer needs the named missing input; a candidate answer needs verification; a repaired answer needs one downstream consistency check.
State transitions prevent repeated work
Without explicit states, learners often reread solved questions, recalculate verified values or rewrite answers whose real problem is source ownership. State control protects completed work and directs attention to the unfinished transition.
Links
Use the Examination Craft hub, Vol 0096 Response-Interface Integrity, the relevant English, Mathematics and Science hubs, and the PSLE Learner’s Guide.
Official-source discipline
For the 2027 SEC G2 school-candidate framework, use the current SEAB G2 syllabus directory and linked subject syllabuses. Answer-state control is an eduKateSengkang examination framework, not an SEAB marking label.
Final rule
Know the state, know the exit condition, know the next transition. Do not spend verified-answer time on a question that is still blocked by a missing source, model, unit or mechanism.
