> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.uflo.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Viewing Results > Understand how your responses were graded and use the feedback to improve them Each graded submission brings together your responses, scores, and feedback for individual questions. You can see where you earned or lost points and, when available, compare your work with the correct answer or a worked solution. ## Open Your Results Open the assessment lesson in your course and scroll to **Submissions**. Find the attempt marked **Graded**. Each attempt has its own score. Submissions showing two graded attempts at 70 and 90 percent, a Final Grade of 90 percent, and a border highlighting Graded on the second attempt. Submissions showing two graded attempts at 70 and 90 percent, a Final Grade of 90 percent, and a border highlighting Graded on the second attempt. An attempt marked **Submitted** is still waiting for grading. If it is **Ongoing**, [reopen it to submit](/students/assessments/starting-an-attempt#revisiting-existing-attempts) Select an attempt, then open the question you want to review. The color of each question number shows how it scored.
Compare your response with the question's feedback and score breakdown. * **Correct Answer** shows the expected answer the instructor set. * **Rubric Criteria**, when shown, lists the requirements used to evaluate your work. * **Score Breakdown** explains the points earned for each rubric criterion. Close view of the average-speed question, correct answer of 15 metres per second, submitted calculation without units, and Score Breakdown showing seven out of ten points. Close view of the average-speed question, correct answer of 15 metres per second, submitted calculation without units, and Score Breakdown showing seven out of ten points. Compare your scanned response with the question's feedback and score breakdown. * **Correct Answer** shows the expected answer the instructor set. * **Rubric Criteria**, when shown, lists the requirements used to evaluate your work. * **Score Breakdown** explains the points earned for each rubric criterion. Close view of the question, correct answer, scanned paper response without units, and corresponding seven-out-of-ten score breakdown. Close view of the question, correct answer, scanned paper response without units, and corresponding seven-out-of-ten score breakdown. Contact your instructor if a page is missing or the scan shows someone else's work. Ask the [Socratic Tutor](/students/assessments/using-the-socratic-tutor#learn-from-previous-feedback) to help you understand feedback. ## Explore the Solution When available, select **Solution** beside **Socratic Tutor** to see how to solve the question step by step. Compare the explanation with your work to understand where your approach differed. Full assessment page with the Solution tab selected, three worked steps on the left, and the graded response and score breakdown on the right. Full assessment page with the Solution tab selected, three worked steps on the left, and the graded response and score breakdown on the right. If a step is unclear, select its **?** button to ask the Socratic Tutor. ## Understand Scores and the Final Grade Each submission has its own score. The grading policy in the assessment's settings determines how your attempts count toward your **Final Grade**.
Grading policy How attempts count
**Maximum Attempt Score** Uses your highest attempt score.
**Average Attempt Scores** Uses the average of your attempt scores.
**Most Recent Score** Uses your most recent attempt's score.
**Full Credit For Completion** Awards full credit for completing and submitting the assessment.
Ongoing or ungraded attempts can affect the displayed **Final Grade**. Check that your attempts are graded before treating it as final. If the assignment allows multiple attempts, you can [reuse your previous attempt's response](/students/assessments/answering-questions#reuse-a-previous-response). Submitting the same answer again can reuse your best previous score and feedback for that question. ## Common Questions **N/A** means the score is hidden; it does not mean zero. Ask your instructor when scores will be released. Your instructor can delay feedback or release only the score. If your attempt is **Graded** and expected feedback is missing, ask your instructor when it will be available. Ask your instructor to review a specific grading concern.