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Pupil practice hub

Choose what you want to practise

Pick a topic, choose how hard you want the questions to be, then learn, practise, or try a quiz when you feel ready.

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  • New to National 4? Start with Finance, Numeracy and Time.
  • Confident? Try a quiz first.
  • Need revision? Practise mixed questions.

Choose a topic

Each topic has a lesson, practice questions, and a quiz.

12 practice areas

Finance, Numeracy and Time

Unit-readiness finance, percentage, fraction, ratio and time skills in practical contexts.

Topic practice

Percentages

Build confidence with discounts, increases, decreases and percentage problems.

Easy to hard

Fractions

Build confidence with equivalent fractions, simplifying, and parts of amounts.

Easy to hard

Ratio

Work with sharing, simplifying ratios and scaling recipes or mixes.

Easy to hard

Proportion and inverse proportion

Use find one, then scale for direct proportion, and spot when more workers means less time.

Easy to hard

Money

Try wages, budgets, best value, bills and everyday money choices.

Easy to hard

Time

Work on timetables, durations, calendars, and time problems.

Easy to hard

Statistics, Probability and Graphs

Data handling, chance, graph interpretation and clear conclusions for unit readiness.

Topic practice

Statistics and Data

Read charts, scattergraphs, correlation, lines of best fit, averages, range and comparisons.

Easy to hard

Probability

Practise chance, likelihood, possible results, and simple probability.

Easy to hard

Measurement, Scale and Movement

Practical measuring skills for shape, space, scale, speed, units and accuracy.

Topic practice

Measurement

Strengthen units, conversions, scale drawings and sensible accuracy.

Easy to hard

Geometry and Practical Measure

Find area for common shapes and compound shapes.

Easy to hard

Volume

Work on volume and capacity for cubes, cuboids and prisms.

Easy to hard

Speed, Distance and Time

Use speed, distance and time in real contexts.

Easy to hard