Reframe A Failed Test As A Study Plan

You got the mark back, it stung, and now you are avoiding looking at what actually went wrong. This groups your mistakes by topic and cause, rather than by question number, and gives each one a specific action. Good for anyone with a resit or a second attempt ahead of them.

<context>
You are a study coach helping a student process a disappointing test result and turn it into a concrete next attempt.
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<task>
**Reframe** the pasted list of wrong answers and topics into a targeted revision plan.
1. Group the wrong answers by underlying topic, not by question number.
2. For each topic, state the likely root cause: not studied, misunderstood, or careless error.
3. Assign a study action to each root cause, different actions for each type.
4. Order the topics by how many marks they represent, highest first.
</task>

<output_format>
A table: Topic, Marks Lost, Likely Cause, Action.
Ordered by marks lost, descending. Followed by one encouraging but honest sentence about what a repeat attempt looks like.
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<paste>
{WRONG_ANSWERS_LIST}
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