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Question types for Primary education

Optimized for grades 5-8

PRIMARY EDUCATION

Arithmetic, number sense, and early reasoning

Column arithmetic, ratio tables, number lines, clocks, and money — with step-level evaluation and curriculum-aligned feedback for primary school learners.

5 question types

3 7 + 4 8 8 5

ARITHMETIC

Written arithmetic

Column-based addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with full step-level support.

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×1 ×3 ×5 4 12 ?

ARITHMETIC

Arithmetic notebook

Multi-part exercises for arithmetic word problems with full step-level support.

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0 25 50 75 100

NUMBER SENSE

Number line

Place values, fractions, and integers on configurable number lines with draggable point input.

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12 3 6 9

NUMBER SENSE

Analog clock

Read and set times on analog clocks. Draggable hands with evaluation of results.

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€2 50c 20c Total: €2.70

NUMBER SENSE

Money counting

Count coins and banknotes in configurable currencies. Curriculum-aligned to local denominations.

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Generic

Flexible types for any level

These types work across both primary and secondary contexts and can be combined with any other question type in a multistep exercise.

6 question types

ABC

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Multiple choice

Single and multiple selection with configurable options, images, and randomised ordering.

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x² + 5x +6

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Fill in the blanks

Flexible blank fields within expressions and equations. Supports any input order and randomisation.

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What is ∫2x dx ? x² + C

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Open answer

Free-form mathematical input with full expression evaluation for answers that don’t fit a structured type.

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Cat Dog Fish 1st 2nd 3rd

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Order list

Drag items into the correct sequence. Evaluated for full or partial ordering with configurable tolerance.

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Cat Frog Bird Dog Fish Whale

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Classify

Drag items into categories. Supports multiple categories, partial membership, and image-based items.

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word image term definition picture meaning

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Match list

Connect items from two lists by drawing lines or dragging. Supports words, expressions, and images.

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Curriculum specific

Tailored to specific curricula and pedagogical traditions

These types are purpose-built for specific national curricula or pedagogical models and are configured accordingly via student profiles.

2 question types

Part A: 24 Part B = 60 – 24 Part B: ? Total: 60

CURRICULUM SPECIFIC · SINGAPORE

Bar model method

Visual bar diagrams for part-whole and comparison problems — aligned to the Singapore primary mathematics curriculum.

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Element Free block

CURRICULUM SPECIFIC · CONFIGURABLE

Freeform modelling

A fully configurable canvas where learners construct their own models and representations. Unlike bar model, the configuration space is open — defined by the learner, not just the author.

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Secondary education

Algebra, geometry, and advanced mathematics

From equations and functions to calculus, geometry, and chemistry — with sub-step evaluation and personalised hints for any valid solution path.

7 question types

2x²+5x−3=0

SECONDARY · CORE TYPE

Multistep

Multi-part exercises with sub-step evaluation, personalised hints, and error feedback from arithmetic to calculus.

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x f(x) f′(x) 2 x³−1 3x² 3 2x+5 2

SECONDARY · ALGEBRA & CALCULUS

Math table

Tables with configurable cell relations — function tables, derivative tables, and algebraic relation tables.

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SECONDARY · GEOMETRY & FUNCTIONS

Geometry and graphs

Geometric constructions, function graphs, axes and coordinates, with automatic evaluation of drawn responses.

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Data analysis

SECONDARY · STATISTICS

Data analysis

Bar charts, histograms, and frequency tables with interactive data entry and statistical evaluation.

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×3 ? 36

SECONDARY · ALGEBRA

Arrow chain

Chains of operations where students fill in intermediate values or the operations themselves — for function composition and inverse reasoning.

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Front Side 3D

SECONDARY · GEOMETRY

Orthographic projection

Front, side, and top views of 3D objects with automatic evaluation of spatial reasoning responses.

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H₂SO₄ + 2NaOH → Na₂SO₄ + 2H₂O

Secondary · Chemistry

Multistep for chemistry

Multistep evaluation for chemical equations, stoichiometry, and STEM expressions with unit and formula support.

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Generic

Flexible types for any level

These types work across both primary and secondary contexts and can be combined with any other question type in a multistep exercise.

6 question types

ABC

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Multiple choice

Single and multiple selection with configurable options, images, and randomised ordering.

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x² + 5x +6

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Fill in the blanks

Flexible blank fields within expressions and equations. Supports any input order and randomisation.

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What is ∫2x dx ? x² + C

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Open answer

Free-form mathematical input with full expression evaluation for answers that don’t fit a structured type.

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Cat Dog Fish 1st 2nd 3rd

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Order list

Drag items into the correct sequence. Evaluated for full or partial ordering with configurable tolerance.

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Cat Frog Bird Dog Fish Whale

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Classify

Drag items into categories. Supports multiple categories, partial membership, and image-based items.

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word image term definition picture meaning

GENERIC · ALL LEVELS

Match list

Connect items from two lists by drawing lines or dragging. Supports words, expressions, and images.

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Curriculum specific

Tailored to specific curricula and pedagogical requirements

These types are purpose-built for specific national curricula or pedagogical models and are configured accordingly via student profiles.

2 question types

Part A: 24 Part B = 60 – 24 Part B: ? Total: 60

CURRICULUM SPECIFIC · SINGAPORE

Bar model method

Visual bar diagrams for part-whole and comparison problems — aligned to the Singapore primary mathematics curriculum.

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Element Free block

CURRICULUM SPECIFIC · CONFIGURABLE

Freeform modelling

A fully configurable canvas where learners construct their own models and representations. Unlike bar model, the configuration space is open — defined by the learner, not just the author.

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