You finish a worksheet, put it away, and then meet the same kind of question in class with no idea where to begin. That usually means the practice gave you work to do, but not much information about what you understood. I want a worksheet to make the next step clearer.
Practice one decision at a time
A question about a passage might ask you to choose evidence before writing an explanation. A social science prompt might ask you to separate a cause from a consequence. These smaller decisions show whether you can use the lesson, not only recognize a phrase from it.
Notice where you hesitate
When you check your work, look beyond the final answer. Did you misread the question, choose evidence that did not quite fit, or struggle to explain a connection? Marking the point where your thinking stalled gives you a more useful study target than simply counting mistakes.
Turn mistakes into a plan
Return to the relevant chapter section and try a similar question without looking at your first response. If you can now explain your choice, the practice has done its job. If not, bring that exact question to class or revisit the chapter-wise explanation before moving on.