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Select the mathematics topic you want to revise and focus on one skill at a time.
Build confidence by solving carefully selected mathematics questions across the topics you have studied.
Read each question carefully, show your working, then check your answer.
Use the practice area to move from understanding a topic to solving questions independently.
Select the mathematics topic you want to revise and focus on one skill at a time.
Work through each question without looking at the answer. Show your calculations clearly.
Compare your answer, identify mistakes and return to the lesson when you need more help.
Start with a topic you are learning now or use the list for revision.
Practise writing large and small numbers in standard form and converting them back.
Study lesson →Revise place value, ordering, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Study lesson →Practise place value, comparing decimals and calculations involving decimal numbers.
Study lesson →Work with equivalent, simplified, mixed and improper fractions and fraction operations.
Study lesson →Practise expressions, like terms, simplifying and solving simple equations.
Study lesson →Apply the laws of indices, including zero, negative and powers of powers.
Study lesson →Practise angles, shapes, perimeter, area, circles, volume and basic geometry facts.
Study lesson →Use these short questions as a warm-up before moving into topic-based practice.
Write 4,500,000 in standard form.
Calculate 7.25 + 3.8.
Simplify the fraction 18/24.
Simplify 3x + 5x − 2.
Evaluate 2³ × 2².
Find the area of a rectangle measuring 8 cm × 5 cm.
1. 4.5 × 10⁶
2. 11.05
3. 3/4
4. 8x − 2
5. 2⁵ = 32
6. 40 cm²
When you make a mistake, do not simply erase it. Look at the step where your method changed and work out why. Understanding the mistake helps you avoid repeating it.
Read the question twice.
Write down your working.
Check units and signs.
Review mistakes before moving on.
Review a lesson or watch a video, then return to practice when you are ready.