Guide
Take a quiz
A quiz checks one subject with a short saved set. It does not replace the lesson.
Quizzes are practice for one subject: a saved set of up to 10 questions. They sit next to lessons, not instead of them. Your set and score stay in this browser until you start another.
A quiz remembers the questions so you can leave and come back. Starting a new set asks for a different selection and prefers questions you have not had yet. Custom cards from My cards can mix into practice after you have opened a topic.
How to
Open Quizzes. Search or browse, then choose a subject.
Start the set — up to 10 questions. Answer one at a time.
Leave if you need to. The same questions and your place stay in this browser.
When the set is complete, read the score. Review the set, or start a new one for a different selection.
Go back to Explore if you want the lesson. A quiz does not unlock or replace it.
What you will see
- A subject list, a saved set if you already started one, and a score when you finish.
- Up to 10 questions. The set does not change until you start another.
- Recall, scenario, and apply cards — definitions, decisions, and “how would you solve this?”
If you get stuck
- You wanted a different mix: start a new set. The old one is replaced.
- You wanted the lesson: open the subject on Explore. The quiz will still be there when you return.
- The set would not save: keep the tab open. Clearing site data also clears the set.