Adaptive placement · four separate strands

Find a useful starting region, not a label.

Choose a familiar course landmark. The check will move up or down separately in number, algebra, geometry, and data. Every decision requires at least two probes; a split result gets a third.

One miss never decides

Two consistent observations or a two-of-three pattern are required at each gateway.

Uneven is normal

Your results can point to different course regions in different strands.

This keeps changing

Placement is an initial map. Independent practice provides richer evidence over time.

This only chooses the first gateway. It does not constrain the result.