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Maths test · COMPASS format
Maths test in COMPASS format

24 open questions against one 20-minute clock, worked out on paper and typed in. Train the tempo you need on the day, then see exactly which question types cost you points.

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24
open questions
20:00
one clock for the whole test
50 s
target pace per question
Pen and paper
no calculator
Type it
1,250 · 12.5 · 7/12
No going back
one question per screen

Choose your format

Before you start
  1. One question per screen. Work it out with pen and paper, then type your answer: whole numbers like 1,250, decimals like 12.5 or fractions like 7/12. If the answer is a whole number, 1.400 is read as a thousands point and you are asked to type 1,400.
  2. Every question needs an answer before you move on. If you are unsure, make your best guess and keep your tempo.
  3. One clock runs for the whole test: 20 minutes for 24 questions. The tempo meter shows how you track against a pace of 50 seconds per question.
  4. An answer you typed but did not confirm still counts when the clock runs out.
What it covers

Questions from these twelve types, mixed in one run:

Example question

A fuel tank holds 2,400 litres and is 3/8 full. How many litres are in the tank?

Your answer
2,400 ÷ 8 × 3 = 900
Maths test · COMPASS format

Maths test in COMPASS format

24 open questions against one 20-minute clock. Train your tempo, then see which question types cost you points.

24
open questions
20:00
one clock, whole test
50 s
target pace
No calculator
pen and paper
Type it
1250 · 12.5 · 7/12
No going back
one per screen

Choose your format

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8 questions rising in difficulty, worked solution after every answer.
Before you start
  1. One question per screen. Work it out on paper, then type your answer on the keypad: 1250, 12.5 or 7/12. No comma needed. The keypad has no space key, so type 1 1/6 as the fraction 7/6 (on a keyboard, 1 1/6 works too).
  2. Every question needs an answer. If you are unsure, guess and keep your tempo.
  3. One 20-minute clock for all 24. The tempo meter tracks you against 50 seconds per question.
  4. A typed answer still counts when the clock runs out.
Example question

A fuel tank holds 2,400 litres and is 3/8 full. How many litres are in the tank?

2,400 ÷ 8 × 3 = 900 litres