Hi! I'll be critiquing your work. I like your enthusiasm, but remember to take breaks, draw what you enjoy drawing and to not over do the lessons. Burnout is pretty common here and I think It's better to do good enough rather than to completely quit drawabox or lose interest in art because of this.

Superimposed Lines: You have a nice variety of lines, however your lines are fraying and they're wobbly as they should as you are just a beginner. Remember to always take your time when setting down you pen and prioritize confidence over accuracy.

Ghosted Lines: I'm not too concerned with the lines missing their mark. But I am worried about the wobble though. Never sacrifice a smooth line for a more accurate one. Accuracy will come with time and practice.

Ghosted Planes: Two pages filled to the brim with a some variety of sizes and angles. and you plotted all of your points. Your lines has definitely gotten smoother, but still some lines are noticeably wobbly.

Table of Ellipses: Your positioning is nearly perfect, there is very little gaps between your ellipses. The angle could use some work, it is inconsistent because you definitely prioritized positioning and size over angle consistency. Try to balance these as it helps you know what you did wrong.

Funnels: Very Good. The ellipses are all properly aligned, touching with very minimal overlapping and the minor axis cuts them in half neatly. I think you forgot to put a minor axis for one of the funnels and the corner funnel should also have one minor axis.

Ellipses in planes: The ellipses are all drawn through but they are kind of wobbly, try to prioritize smooth ellipses over precision.

Plotted Perspective: You seem to have some grasp of line weight, this will be useful for future lessons. Other than that, I have nothing to say here.

Rough Perspective: The boxes are drawn through and you used a straight edge to create guidelines back towards the VP. Line quality needs work. Plot your points and focus on that smooth ghosted stroke. Try to free your mind of any other concerns when you making those lines. Also keep in mind that the straighter your horizontal and vertical lines are, the sturdier your boxes construction will be. Keep in mind that Drawabox tries to instill in you that each line should be carefully considered and that their are consequences for putting down said lines. We should avoid correcting lines in this early stage of learning.

Rotated Perspective: The rear plane should be identical to the front plane, use neighboring planes for reference.

Organic Perspective: The purpose of the line is to have an idea on the box's scale, try to be more consistent.

Overall Thoughts: I feel that you focus a little too much on accuracy over smoothness but overall the work has been completed and the majority of the instructions have been followed. Keep practicing previous exercises as warm ups. Please take note that I am a beginner like you, take this critique with a grain of salt as it is based on my thoughts, this guideline (https://pastebin.com/dYnFt9PQ) and official drawabox critiques.