What information does the AKTR record for questions answered incorrectly?

• A. Codes that correspond to any knowledge test questions answered incorrectly.
• B. The exact text of the correct answers.
• C. The time spent on each question.
• D. The reason the question was marked incorrect.

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that the AKTR keeps a compact, standardized record of which items you missed. For every question you chose incorrectly, it stores a code that identifies that specific item within the knowledge test bank. This code lets you and the FAA see exactly which questions were missed and, by extension, which knowledge areas may need more study. The AKTR does not store the verbatim text of the correct answer, nor does it record how long you spent on each question or provide a narrative reason for why your choice was incorrect. The purpose is to flag missed items with codes so you can review the related topics and plan any needed retesting.