Biology by Bradford
cramlyExam practice. Real exam questions on your topics, marked.
Pick the topics you have been taught, answer short exam papers on them, and see your marks. You do not have to do every question: get 8 different questions on a topic right and you have got it. Get it right again a week later, on new questions, and it is locked in. Every topic comes back for review, spaced to your exam.Pick a topic you have been taught, answer exam questions, see your marks. 8 right and you have got it; it comes back for review, spaced to your exam.
Set up your revision
Three things, once. You can change any of them later.
Reviews are spaced to fit your exams.
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Check a practice paper in three steps.
- Start a short paper. Pick a topic below. The paper opens on screen, pitched to how the topic is going.
- Answer, then mark yourself. Type your answers, press Mark it, and tick the points you think you earned.
- Press Check my marking. The AI marker, built by IB examiners, checks every point you ticked and shows where it agrees with you. 1 credit for the whole paper.
Rather write it by hand? Open the paper, press Do it on paper and print it. Each printout has a paper code: type it at /paper (or scan its QR code) to photograph your pages, 1 credit for every 4 pages, and a page it cannot read clearly is free. Credits and the free trial are on the AI marking page.
Sign in to keep track
Free. Every topic below can be practised signed out; signed in, the papers you save build up here, you get topics, and each one comes back for review before you forget it. I will email you a code, no password.
Start the topics you have been taught
Classes go through the course in different orders, so nothing comes up for review until you press Start on it below, which opens your first short paper on it. Saving a marked paper on a topic starts it too.
How you get a topic
Each question counts once, at your latest go, so redoing one question you know cannot get you a topic on its own. Multiple choice is marked by the page and a checked paper by the AI marker; your own ticks count too, but a topic needs some of the first two before you have got it.