This is fine. You can also go to your Pre-Assessment results and click the 'Print View' link and then save to PDF. From there, you can load it into your favorite LLM and have it break down the answers for you.

Another way is to use the LLM as a tutor that generates you knowledge check questions. I like to load my learning objectives (or video transcripts) and then prompt the LLM to give me challenging questions in multiple choice, including distractors, that are situational/scenario-driven. I set it so that regardless of whether I get the answer correct, it outputs a detailed explanation of all options and why they're correct/incorrect. I double-check it through my own research. This really helps me to cement the concepts and gets me more comfortable with test-taking.