Topic Quiz

About this quiz

Pick one topic — arithmetic, fractions, percentages, algebra or geometry — and drill it for a full set of 10 questions at the difficulty you choose. Easy keeps the numbers small and the steps short; medium adds multi-step work; hard pushes the limits of each topic so the ideas survive test pressure.

A practical ladder: pass easy twice, climb to medium, then hard. If you fail a run twice in a row on the same idea, stop drilling blind and read the matching guide — fractions,percentages, or order of operations — then come back down a level and rebuild.

The set is generated on the spot for every run — two sessions on the same topic and level will not match question for question, which is what makes a second pass a real check instead of a memory exercise. A wrong answer shows the correct value immediately, so every ten-question set ends with the fixes already in hand, not just a mark on paper. Choose a topic above, set the level, and the questions arrive one at a time with instant grading.

Climbing the topic ladder

Easy keeps the numbers small and the steps single — a multiplication product, a familiar percentage share, a one-variable equation. Medium widens the mix: division where the answer is the whole-number quotient, fractions pushed past the toy sizes, larger percentages of larger wholes. Hard reaches the two-step forms — an expression like 17 × 6 + 9, fractions added over different denominators, percentage increases worked backward from raw values. Step up after two clean passes at a level, and step down the moment missed answers cluster: drilling a losing level builds frustration, not fluency. Each topic also has a matching guide — arithmetic via theorder of operations, fractions,percentages,quadratic equations for algebra, and thePythagorean theorem for geometry — so a stuck level always has somewhere to turn.