Free Form 4 exam preparation
Questions from your own school book, with every answer explained. Practise the units you choose or sit a full timed test.
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How it works
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Choose
Choose one unit, several units, or the whole book.
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Answer
In practice you see the right answer and the reason at once.
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Improve
Questions you got wrong come back. A verdict for every unit shows what to study next.
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Real questions from the practice. Press a choice to see the answer and the reason.
Unit 1, try it
Which statement is NOT one of the three fundamental implications of the study of system concepts?
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Questions students ask
Is the exam preparation really free?
Yes. Practice and the full timed test are free and stay free. You only need a free account, so that your answers and your progress are saved.
Where do the questions come from?
Every question is written from the Form 4 student book used in schools, unit by unit and lesson by lesson. Each answer shows the book page it comes from, so you can go back and read it.
Are these past exam papers?
No. These are practice questions that follow the book, not copies of past government papers. They train you on everything the book covers, so you know the material whatever is asked.
Will I see the same question again?
Not until you have been given every question in the units you chose. After that, the ones you got wrong come back first.
How do I know I am ready?
After 20 answers in a unit you get a verdict for that unit. Ready means 75 percent or more in every unit, not only a good average. The full timed test shows how you do under exam conditions.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. It works in the browser of any phone. There are no videos to load: a question, its choices and the explanation.
Do I have to buy a course?
No. The practice does not depend on any course. Now and then we suggest one course that fits how you are doing. You can ignore it.
