Mock exams
Practise like it's exam day.
A mock exam on your notes: multiple choice, fill-in and written questions, with a timer. Hand in your paper and the AI marks it.
Arithmetic sequences
- 1Multiple choice5 questions
- 2Fill in3 questions
- 3Written answer1 question
Show that the sequence defined by uₙ = 3 + 2n is arithmetic and give its common difference.
Hand in my paperInteractive example
Three questions, 90 seconds.
The timer starts when you click. Hand in your paper before it runs out.
Ready? Three questions, 90 seconds.
Get the nerves out early.
- 1
Start it
From the Lab (« Mini-games », then « Mock exam »), or as a step of your study plan.
- 2
Work against the clock
From the Lab, allow about 2 minutes per question, between 10 and 60 minutes. In a plan, the time adapts to the questions.
- 3
Hand it in
At zero, « Time's up! »: your paper is handed in automatically. Your answers, written ones included, are marked by the AI.
Ready before you're there.
Timing is a skill
Managing your time takes practice: better to do it before the real test.
Your weak spots, clearly
After the marking, you know exactly what to review.
Written answers too
Written questions are marked by the AI, like the rest of the paper.
In your plan
Your study plan schedules a mock exam before the big day.
Frequently asked questions
Is it a real exam paper?
No: it's an exam generated from your notes, in an exam format (multiple choice, fill in, written answers).
How long does it last?
From the Lab, about 2 minutes per question, between 10 and 60 minutes. In a study plan, the time adapts to the number and type of questions.
Who marks it?
The AI marks your answers, written ones included. Keep a critical eye: AI can make mistakes.
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