Alexander (taklit)

Race #1368

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Official speed 91.10 wpm (93.92 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 91.26 wpm (169 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 91.48 wpm (220 ms elapsed before first character typed; 93.53 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 91.35 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start February 25, 2021 5:34:38am UTC
Race Finish February 25, 2021 5:36:12am UTC
Outcome No win (2 of 5)
Opponents 3. alexthegrand (82.83 wpm)
4. isitenough (74.10 wpm)
Accuracy 97.8%
Points 188.28
Text #3640497 (Length: 713 characters)

The goal a reader seeks determines the way he reads. The effectiveness with which he reads is determined by the amount of effort and skill he puts into his reading. In general, the rule is: the more effort the better, at least in the case of books that are initially beyond our powers as readers and are therefore capable of raising us from a condition of understanding less to one of understanding more. Finally, the distinction between instruction and discovery (or between aided and unaided discovery) is important because most of us, most of the time, have to read without anyone to help us. Reading, like unaided discovery, is learning from an absent teacher. We can only do that successfully if we know how.
Characters typed The goal a reader seeks determines the way he reasds. The feffectiveness with which he reas ds is determined by the amount of effort and skill he puts ointo his reading. In general, the rule is: the more effort the better, at least in the case of books that are initially beyuond our powers as readers and are theforerefore capable of raising us from a condition of understanding less to one of understnanding more. finallFinally, the distrinction between instruction and discovery ((or between aided and unaided discovery_ ) is important because most of us, most of the time , have to read wihtout without anyone to help us. Reading, like unaided discovery, is learning from an absent teaachecher. We can only do that succesffsfully if we know how.
Timing
Character T h e g o a l a r e a d e r s e e k s d
Milliseconds 220 89 61 67 148 85 77 95 96 116 83 125 80 61 103 149 81 35 143 131 119 123 88 50 146
Character e t e r m i n e s t h e w a y h e r e a s
Milliseconds 161 80 130 80 101 209 46 56 104 58 120 63 97 67 157 123 148 61 120 85 62 128 40 130 110
Character -s d s . T h e f -f e f f e c t i v e n e s s
Milliseconds 486 49 65 100 82 174 95 51 53 231 395 47 143 112 113 168 79 110 65 116 104 89 153 106 96
Character w i t h w h i c h h e r e a s - -s d s i
Milliseconds 174 113 101 115 47 176 79 51 115 103 40 135 86 69 112 73 87 139 120 339 131 85 83 30 130
Character s d e t e r m i n e d b y t h e a m o u n
Milliseconds 90 58 274 134 121 118 66 83 173 73 35 129 53 163 54 98 120 9 114 67 127 49 189 68 133
Character t o f e f f o r t a n d s k i l l h e
Milliseconds 95 44 75 86 44 139 151 127 115 69 150 50 131 100 66 55 181 129 204 128 111 110 133 70 80
Character p u t s o -o i n t o h i s r e a d i n g .
Milliseconds 139 93 87 104 77 63 340 325 58 62 132 108 348 70 83 35 177 88 66 132 121 53 107 105 78
Character I n g e n e r a l , t h e r u l e i s :
Milliseconds 207 57 107 549 133 85 55 92 141 86 184 51 123 104 42 51 175 94 124 102 51 176 76 232 112
Character t h e m o r e e f f o r t t h e b e t t e
Milliseconds 141 115 56 63 73 155 63 60 74 120 148 129 115 79 151 82 122 100 58 51 151 151 37 160 171
Character r , a t l e a s t i n t h e c a s e o
Milliseconds 71 127 82 159 527 91 153 84 101 100 38 85 184 76 51 98 67 67 57 129 86 96 53 110 107
Character f b o o k s t h a t a r e i n i t i a l l
Milliseconds 81 74 139 53 120 126 77 51 145 79 132 39 54 168 148 104 96 141 56 161 142 64 94 94 96
Character y b e y u -u o n d o u r p o w e r s a s
Milliseconds 173 67 328 135 112 0 447 494 109 108 59 183 80 127 30 78 129 107 48 58 159 84 218 96 70
Character r e a d e r s a n d a r e t h e f o r -r -o e
Milliseconds 201 100 82 117 137 94 116 89 137 110 69 39 94 104 116 85 125 130 14 198 146 70 362 119 102
Character -e -f r e f o r e c a p a b l e o f r a i s i
Milliseconds 172 113 200 104 178 290 62 83 87 248 136 105 63 140 145 39 82 116 74 68 132 78 122 116 590
Character n g u s f r o m a c o n d i t i o n o f
Milliseconds 58 120 63 231 115 56 191 149 99 43 63 93 96 133 59 48 66 115 85 59 157 43 93 91 105
Character u n d e r s t a n d i n g l e s s t o o n
Milliseconds 43 89 151 51 137 91 121 63 169 113 102 100 79 53 40 98 72 164 110 89 144 105 64 203 55
Character e o f u n d e r s t n -n a n d i n g m o r e
Milliseconds 102 38 115 102 57 599 145 42 142 71 132 72 237 428 93 112 72 141 86 107 51 135 159 90 70
Character . f i n a l l -f -i -n -a -l -l F i n a l l y , t h
Milliseconds 125 85 294 79 79 88 101 104 326 0 0 0 0 0 218 123 75 106 110 100 199 218 87 133 77
Character e d i s t r -r i n c t i o n b e t w e e n i
Milliseconds 80 50 155 88 49 100 138 596 185 66 103 121 89 182 42 142 378 141 79 132 128 130 116 77 146
Character n s t r u c t i o n a n d d i s c o v e r y
Milliseconds 64 40 119 311 216 103 138 53 186 36 79 101 130 42 64 130 133 58 177 270 93 159 60 867 99
Character ( ( -( o r b e t w e e n a i d e d a n d u
Milliseconds 635 220 444 200 195 76 168 146 74 165 168 123 121 79 144 135 61 150 131 76 103 108 68 33 82
Character n a i d e d d i s c o v e r y _ - -_ ) i s
Milliseconds 146 53 138 99 132 137 68 148 88 68 164 41 186 149 51 500 289 152 454 130 211 563 110 133 72
Character i m p o r t a n t b e c a u s e m o s t o f
Milliseconds 257 49 187 134 31 135 106 129 41 91 129 122 165 87 169 59 67 93 85 131 29 72 46 143 70
Character u s , m o s t o f t h e t i m e - ,
Milliseconds 55 127 131 449 78 128 130 6 62 46 136 72 45 117 52 82 50 119 158 56 76 43 494 175 74
Character h a v e t o r e a d w i h t o u t -w -i -h -t
Milliseconds 147 28 107 152 60 125 105 122 142 69 89 104 98 134 92 82 15 201 50 103 41 343 0 0 0
Character -o -u -t - w i t h o u t a n y o n e t o h e l
Milliseconds 0 0 0 0 341 96 94 71 197 71 69 63 129 84 138 168 46 74 57 133 79 83 174 138 88
Character p u s . R e a d i n g , l i k e u n a i d
Milliseconds 153 91 108 91 121 94 154 55 108 99 119 47 108 113 97 154 140 174 18 65 152 146 70 183 116
Character e d d i s c o v e r y , i s l e a r n i n g
Milliseconds 136 136 84 131 102 62 136 82 132 184 38 111 254 94 125 203 100 174 78 98 74 111 174 84 57
Character f r o m a n a b s e n t t e a a c h e -e -h
Milliseconds 35 143 143 60 72 91 104 96 88 620 243 302 84 98 107 61 162 106 40 117 75 125 112 303 132
Character -c -a c h e r . W e c a n o n l y d o t h
Milliseconds 113 116 120 131 89 80 112 115 177 53 89 263 121 60 135 56 123 132 154 60 174 93 14 138 128
Character a t s u c c e s f f -f -f s f u l l y i f w e
Milliseconds 81 60 45 163 29 146 117 155 131 142 339 294 130 70 283 146 177 94 141 73 139 91 50 146 77
Character k n o w h o w .
Milliseconds 101 119 81 138 75 50 62 85 73 87
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
1.88 114.99
3.76 114.99
5.64 104.35
7.51 99.02
9.39 102.22
11.27 100.09
13.15 101.3
15.03 103.81
16.91 104.35
18.78 100.94
20.66 99.89
22.54 100.62
24.42 101.72
26.3 100.39
28.18 102.64
30.05 103.41
31.93 101.46
33.81 101.15
35.69 101.88
37.57 98.38
39.45 98.26
41.32 97.57
43.2 99.16
45.08 99.82
46.96 99.66
48.84 98.53
50.72 96.54
52.59 96.28
54.47 95.39
56.35 95.19
58.23 95.21
60.11 92.83
61.99 92.54
63.86 93.38
65.74 91.81
67.62 90.68
69.5 91.68
71.38 92.13
73.26 91.9
75.14 90.88
77.01 91.31
78.89 91.72
80.77 91.96
82.65 92.05
84.53 92.14
86.41 91.52
88.28 90.93
90.16 91.57
92.04 90.48
93.92 91.1