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The midterm before the midterm.

Mock midterms, quizzes and flashcards from your own course, marked the way your TA marks. It shows you what you don’t know yet, and goes quiet during the real test.

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Your course,turned into practice.

It reads what your course gives you: the syllabus, the slides, your notes, last year’s paper and every mark that comes back. Then it writes your practice midterm in the course’s own format, from the questions you got wrong.

  • Its format. The same sections, length and marks as your real midterm, with new questions.
  • Your mistakes. Every question is there for a reason: a mark, a check or a card you missed.
  • Booked. It finds the 50 minutes before the test and puts them on Today.

It marks likeyour TA.

On the course’s own rubric, line by line: partial marks, the step you missed, and what comes back so you get it next time. Then it shows you what you don’t know yet.

Hand in one of these three answers. It’s marked the way the course’s TA marks.

PSYC 100 · Practice midterm 1Question 3 of 5 · 4 marks

Explain the bystander effect, with one example.

Here because Quiz 4’s short answer came back 2 of 4.

Marked on the PSYC 100 rubric– / 4

Pick an answer. It’s marked the way the course’s TA marks: every line of the rubric, with partial marks.

  1. Says what it is: fewer people help when others are present1
  2. Names the mechanism: diffusion of responsibility1
  3. A second factor: pluralistic ignorance or audience inhibition1
  4. An example that fits1

The step you missed

What you don’t know yet · PSYC 100, before Midterm 1

From your quizzes, labs, cards and this answer. The next practice set aims at the gaps.

  1. LearningSolid
  2. Research methodsShaky
  3. SocialNot yet
  4. MemorySolid
  5. PerceptionNot yet
  6. DevelopmentShaky

Full help to practise.None in the exam.

Practice always gets full help, worked answers included. Graded work gets what your syllabus allows. And while a quiz or exam is open, that course gets nothing at all.

  • Practice: full help. Worked solutions, freely, in every course.
  • Graded work: your syllabus decides. Full help, Learn mode or No AI, and you can only make it stricter.
  • Live tests: nothing. No hints, no checking, no answers. There’s no setting for it.

Every course you take.

Not only engineering. The same tools take the shape of each course: pick one to see the question it writes, and what it marks.

NURS 112 · Practice quiz 2

A patient two days after surgery has a temperature of 38.4 °C. What do you assess first, and why?

Case questions: what you’d do first, and why.

What it marks, from the NURS 112 rubric Question 1 of 8 · 3 marks

  • Assesses the wound and lungs before treating the fever
  • Gives the reason: infection or atelectasis after surgery
  • Says when to call the charge nurse

HIST 210 · Practice essay

How far did the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike change labour in Canada?

Essay questions in your professor’s format, marked on the rubric.

What it marks, from the HIST 210 rubric Essay 1 of 2 · 25 marks

  • A thesis that answers “how far”
  • Evidence from at least two of the course readings
  • Weighs change against continuity

ECON 101 · Practice midterm

A $2 tax per unit is placed on sellers. Show the new equilibrium and the deadweight loss.

Graphs to shift and label, with the numbers checked by code.

What it marks, from the ECON 101 rubric Question 4 of 10 · 6 marks

  • Supply shifts up by $2, labelled
  • New price and quantity, computed
  • Deadweight loss shaded and its area worked out

CHEM 121 · Practice midterm

How many grams of CO₂ come from burning 10.0 g of propane?

Stoichiometry and mechanisms, with worked answers.

What it marks, from the CHEM 121 rubric Question 6 of 12 · 4 marks

  • A balanced equation
  • Moles of propane, then the 1 : 3 ratio
  • The answer, 29.9 g, to three significant figures

SPAN 101 · Practice writing

Describe your weekend in five sentences, in the past tense.

Writing and speaking, corrected the way your instructor would.

What it marks, from the SPAN 101 rubric Task 2 of 3 · 10 marks

  • Preterite for finished actions
  • Imperfect for background and description
  • Five sentences, on topic

MUSC 120 · Practice quiz

Name the cadence at the end of this phrase, and explain why it sounds unfinished.

Intervals, chords and form, by ear and on paper.

What it marks, from the MUSC 120 rubric Question 3 of 6 · 2 marks

  • Names it: a deceptive cadence, V to vi
  • Explains the surprise: the expected I never arrives

Everything in Study.

From your course

  • Slides, PDFs and notesLecture slides, handouts, your own notes, a photo of a page.
  • Past papersLast year’s midterm sets the format: sections, length and marks.
  • The syllabusTest dates, weights, what each test covers and the course’s AI rule.
  • Canvas, Brightspace, MoodleFrom your courses, your email or your uploads. No school system needed.
  • Lecture recordingsSummaries that keep every slide, checked against the deck.

What it makes

  • Mock midtermsYour real one’s format, new questions, a worked answer for each.
  • FlashcardsFrom your slides and your misses. Again, Hard or Knew it.
  • Quizzes and practice setsShort sets on one topic, whenever you have ten minutes.
  • Summaries that miss nothingEvery lecture and every slide, in your words.
  • A plan you can keepSized from the task and your own pace, booked on Today.
  • Videos worth watchingA few good explainers for the topics you missed.

Marked like your TA

  • On the course’s rubricLine by line, with partial marks, the way your TA marks.
  • The step you missedNot just wrong: where your working left the track.
  • Numbers checked by codeAnswers are computed, not guessed. The key is checked too.
  • Worked answersEvery practice question, explained step by step.
  • Misses come backAs a card tomorrow morning, and a question on your next mock.

Knows your gaps

  • A map of what you knowEach topic solid, shaky or not yet, from your own answers.
  • Aimed at the gapsThe next set practises what you don’t know, not what you do.
  • Struggled questionsFiled per course, from your marks and checks.
  • Office hours, preparedThe three questions worth asking. Nothing is sent for you.
  • Any subject, any levelUniversity, high school, a language, a certificate, an instrument.

Quiet when it counts

  • Live tests lock helpWhile a quiz or exam is open: no hints, no checks, no answers.
  • iClicker questions tooIn class, while a question is open, that course gets nothing.
  • Your syllabus decidesGraded work gets Full help, Learn mode or No AI, as the course says.
  • Learn modeHints, ideas and checking your own steps. Never the answer.
  • Never opens a quizIts computer never opens, reads, answers or submits one.

Questions,
answered.

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Can it help during an exam?

No. Live tests lock help. While a quiz or exam is open, and during iClicker questions in class, that course gets nothing: no hints, no checking, no answers. It knows from the quiz timer in your Canvas session, LockDown Browser, the exam on your Today and your class times. There’s no setting to turn it off.

Are the practice midterms really like the real one?

They follow your real midterm’s format, length and marks, with new questions built from what your course covered and what you got wrong. Numbers are worked out by code, not guessed, and every question comes with its worked answer.

Will it do my assignments for me?

On graded work it follows each course’s rule. Where the syllabus allows AI, it helps fully. Where it doesn’t, Learn mode gives hints, ideas and checks, and the answers stay yours. Practice questions always get full help.

Does it work outside science and engineering?

Yes. Nursing, history, economics, chemistry, languages, music: any course and any level, from whatever your course gives you. It works for a language, a certificate or an instrument too.

When can I use it?

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