Question Sets
Untimed practice sets. Take one here, or find them embedded right inside a course's concepts.
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20 sets
High School (9–10)GeneralSequences and Series
Ten questions on the sum of an arithmetic progression. Untimed.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralSequences and Series
Ten questions on arithmetic progressions and their nth term. Untimed.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralQuadratic Equations
Ten questions on completing the square, the formula and the discriminant. Untimed.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralQuadratic Equations
Ten questions on quadratic equations and factorising. Untimed.
10 questions
High School (11–12)Compound and Multiple AnglesTrigonometric Identities
Ten questions on the compound angle, multiple angle and sum-to-product formulae. Untimed.
10 questions
High School (11–12)Trigonometric Functions and Graphs
Ten questions on the unit circle, signs, values, periods and graphs. Untimed.
10 questions
High School (11–12)Angles and Radian Measure
Ten questions on angles, radians, arcs and sectors. Untimed.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralRational and Irrational Numbers
Ten questions on proof by contradiction and irrational numbers. Untimed.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralDivisibility, HCF and LCM
Ten questions on prime factorisation, the HCF and the LCM. Untimed: check what you have learnt.
10 questions
High School (11–12)Functions as Models of Data
Ten questions on composition, one-one and onto functions, inverses and simple models. One asks you to choose a graph. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions
High School (11–12)Graphs of Functions
Ten questions on graphs, the modulus and greatest-integer functions, shifts and stretches, and even and odd functions. One asks you to choose a graph. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions
High School (11–12)Relations and Functions
Ten questions on sets, ordered pairs, relations and functions, with their domain and range. One asks you to choose a graph. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralDistance, Midpoint and Section Formulae
Ten questions on the distance, midpoint and section formulas, collinear points and the centroid. One asks you to choose a drawing. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralThe Cartesian Plane
Ten questions on the Cartesian plane: quadrants, points on the axes, reflections and shapes from their corners. One asks you to choose a drawing. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralAlgebraic Identities and Factorisation
Ten questions on the factor theorem, factorising quadratics and the algebraic identities. One asks you to choose a drawing. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralPolynomials
Ten questions on polynomials: coefficients, degree, values, zeroes and the remainder theorem. One asks you to choose a graph. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralExponents and Radicals
Ten questions on operations with square roots, rationalising and the laws of exponents, including fractional powers. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralRational and Irrational Numbers
Ten questions on rational and irrational numbers: decimals that end or repeat, square roots, and real numbers on the number line. One asks you to choose a drawing. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralPairs of Linear Equations
Ten questions on pairs of linear equations: the three cases, substitution, elimination and the ratio test. One asks you to choose a graph. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions
High School (9–10)GeneralLinear Equations in Two VariablesStraight Lines
Ten questions on linear equations in two variables: solutions, intercepts, special lines and equations from a story. One asks you to choose a graph. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
10 questions