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Practise IB questions by syllabus topic

Past-paper questions you can filter by topic, level, paper, year and session, with the formula booklet and calculator steps right beside the question you have open. Rate how much of each question you got, and markedpaper shows where you stand before your next test. Signing in is free and opens every topic of every subject.

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How it works

  1. Add your testTeacher announced a test? Add the date and the topics in a few seconds.
  2. PractiseGet a set of real IB questions on those topics — do it on screen or print it.
  3. Rate yourselfAfter each markscheme, tap how much you got, from none to all of it.
  4. See where you standYour map changes colour topic by topic, and the next set goes after what is still weak.

Question bank

Filter by topic

Pick the exact syllabus sub-topic and see only the questions tagged to it — no scanning whole papers.

Filter by paper and session

Narrow to the level, paper, year and session you are revising, and step through them one by one.

Papers — when you’re the one explaining

Hand-pick questions or ask for a mix of topics, then save the paper, share a link with the people you help, or print it with the markscheme.

Tools — beside every question

Formula booklet

The data-booklet formulas for the question you have open, with every symbol explained. Physics, Maths AA and Maths AI.

Calculator guides

Step-by-step keystrokes on the TI-Nspire CX II and Casio fx-CG50 for each Maths problem type, suggested from the open question's topic.

My study — your revision in one place

Learning map

Every sub-topic marked not started, needs work, in progress or confident, for Maths AA and AI — with your next test's topics flagged.

Tests

Your school tests with practice sets for each, your IB exam dates, and an email reminder 3 days and 1 day before a test.

Practice

One tap builds a short set from the topics you find hardest, in any of your subjects, skipping questions you have already nailed.