It’s been a while since most of us sat in a math classroom, right? This quiz takes you from Grade 1 basics all the way to serious school-level problems - and it’s tougher than it sounds. There are 36 questions, and here’s the catch: no multiple-choice options. You’ll have to type in every answer yourself.
Grade 1 - Question 1. Type in the correct answer:
Grade 1 - Question 2. What is the correct answer?
Grade 1 - Question 3. How many sides does a square have?
Grade 2 - Question 1. Which number comes next?
Grade 2 - Question 2. Find the missing number:
Grade 2 - Question 3. How many boys are behind the second boy?
Grade 3 - Question 1. Tom has 10 apples and buys 11 more. How many apples does he have now?
Grade 3 - Question 2. Solve:
Grade 3 - Question 3. Solve the equation:
Grade 4 - Question 1. Write the correct inequality sign (>,
Grade 4 - Question 2. Which circle has 1/2 shaded?
Grade 4 - Question 3. How many minutes are in 2 hours?
Grade 5 - Question 1. What is the value of this expression?
Grade 5 - Question 2. Which point is located at 12 3/4 ?
Grade 5 - Question 3. The circle graph shows the results of a survey of 300 fifth-grade students to find out where they would like to go for their class field trip. How many students would like to go to the zoo?
Grade 6 - Question 1. Which coordinate grid shows the ordered pair (3, 5)?
Grade 6 - Question 2. What is the value of b?
Grade 6 - Question 3. How many degrees is the angle between the clock hands?
Grade 7 - Question 1. Veronica will use one marker to color half of the circles. What is the color of the marker Veronica will use?
Grade 7 - Question 2. John eats 3/5 of a candy bar. What percent of the candy bar does he eat?
Grade 7 - Question 3. Which solid object has 4 faces, 6 edges, and 4 vertices?
Grade 8 - Question 1. What is the median of the list of numbers?
Grade 8 - Question 3. Evaluate the expression:
Grade 9 - Question 1. Rectangle ABCD is similar to rectangle RSTU. What is the value of x?
Grade 9 - Question 2. A fence will be built to enclose a 100m x 70m field. It will need a post at each corner and one every 5m. How many posts are needed?
Grade 9 - Question 3. Work out the length of the side x:
Grade 10 - Question 1. Which statement is not true?
Grade 10 - Question 2. In parallelogram ABCD, the measure of ∠BAD is 65°, the measure of ∠BDC is 55°, and BD is a diagonal. The shape may not be drawn to scale. What is the measure of ∠CBD?
Grade 10 - Question 3. A cylinder has a radius of 3 and a volume of 108π. What is the height h?
Grade 11 - Question 1. If money in a bank triples every 10 years, then by what factor does it increase over a 30 year period?
Grade 11 - Question 2. Select the correct answer choice.
Grade 11 - Question 3. The box pictured on the right has a square base and an open top. Select the correct expression for the surface area in terms of x and h.
Grade 12 - Question 1. Connor saved 15/16 of the shots he faced. If he allowed 3 goals, how many shots were taken?
Grade 12 - Question 2. The graph of x + y = 1 is:
Grade 12 - Question 3. Find the limit:
“Think You’re Good At Math?”: Prove It By Passing All 12 Grade Levels
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