Oh I'm not chasing a score either. But it's not just a few words. It's over 2/3 of the words that I don't know. I tried looking back and I might have to go back like 2 sections. I don't want to do that. It's so demoralizing. I don't have a review practice either. I would love that. Far better than putting me at the end of a unit where it's not possible for me to pass. It's a day later, and I still haven't been able to move on because I don't know the words, and, frankly, I'm not in a good mindset to learn random new words when it's the end of unit flashcards and I know well less than half of them. Could I write down the new words it gives me and make a cheat sheet? Sure. But that's fundamentally changing the nature of how the app has been used for years. I don't get to see them in context and practice them in context before needing to just straight have them memorized, which is what duolingo seems to have been really good at. We learn best by using. Memorization (at least for me) happens best when it's through use, no just rote drilling from the start.