Content Requests

Please add a feature where each question displays its specific topic. The current method of having three broad categories with 50-200 questions each is insufficient. Teachers cover various topics, and only a few questions in the Quimbee multiple-choice categories cover most of our learning. Labeling each question to the specific topic allows us to know what we’re practicing and avoid wasting time on practice questions that don’t align with our teachers’ tests. It’s worth it if Quimbee’s content designers label each question to the specific topic it tests. Don't be lazy.

Please- I beg for the benefit of the next generation of law students- have a large set of MCQs for Sales and UCC Article II. Having quizzes after video lessons is so beneficial to me, especially when I am cramming for an exam. Sales might not be considered its own category on the Bar, but there are Sales questions within the Contracts section, and Sales is one of those topics any Civil Attorney should have a good grasp on. Thank you!

Hi! I really like the course videos and accompanying quizzes. I am sad to see there are not accompanying quizzes for the Legislation and Regulation videos. I also want to note that I am a 1L and this is a required course at our school for 1Ls and I have friends at other schools where this is also required. It seems to be a growing trend that legislation and regulation is included as a required part of the 1L curriculum at many schools. Just wanted to let you know so that you can continue to improve for future classes.

It would be great to have lesson videos, quizzes, and practice exams for Food and Drug Law, Hutt, 5th Ed. Quizzes/ practice questions would especially be helpful.

Many 1st year con law classes do not cover 1st amendment. And some upper level classes cover only 1st amendment. It would be nice to break this huge MCQ bank into smaller sub-topics, or at least pull out the 1st amendment questions.

For UCC Sales, there need to be some multiple-choice questions or some flash cards to help prepare for memorization of the UCC code.

See picture. The question is synonymous to Palsgraf, but, unless I'm not understanding something, I would think that the the correct answer is probably incorrect, and the explanations are unhelpful/confusing.