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TRACK YOUR PROGRESS
eRevision lets you map your route to structured learning and exam success.
VARIED QUIZ TYPES
Exercise types have been carefully selected to suit the nature of each subject and subtopic.
All exercises provide instant feedback, making eRevision a superb tool for independent learning and revision.
A '3-try' system challenges students to engage with the Q&As and improves learning.
GapFill: GapFill is a simple learning exercise. Students are presented with a paragraph of text containing 7–15 blanks with must be filled in from a choice of possible answers in a dropdown list. Each dropdown will contain the correct answer, a red herring, and a number of incorrect answers.
MatchUp is a simple revision exercise. Students are presented with a set of questions and a set of corresponding answers which are jumbled up. They need to drag the correct answer onto each question.
ReOrder is a simple revision exercise. Students are presented with a list of at least 5 fields which must be dragged into the correct order.
Categorise is a simple revision exercise. Students are presented with a set of 2-5 categories, and a collection of 10-30 answers. They need to drag each answer onto the correct category.
PinDrop - In this exercise, student will be given an image with labels next to it. Labels will need to be dragged and dropped to the right location.
MultipleChoice is a simple revision exercise. Students are presented with a set of 10-18 questions, and multiple choice answers; one correct and four incorrect. They need to click on the correct answer to each question.
TypeIt is a simple learning exercise. Students are presented with a paragraph of text containing 7–15 blanks with must be filled in by typing the correct answer into the blank space.
Wipeout is a more difficult revision exercise. Like MultipleChoice, students are presented with a set of questions, and multiple choice answers; one correct and up to four incorrect. They need to click on the correct answer to each question. However, unlike MultipleChoice, if a student answers a question incorrectly the quiz ends.
In the Exam exercise, students gets questions that they need to answer themselves. After the student types in their answer, system provides a model answer. Students can compare their own answer with the model answer, and mark themselves.