Mixed practice
A change of topic. A fresh challenge.
Bring two or more topics into one practice session. Choose your own mix, or start with a suggestion and adjust it before you begin.
What you can do
- Choose topics from your courses
- Adjust a suggested mix
- Set your question count
How it works
- 1
Pick topics you have studied
Choose at least two available topics from your saved courses. You can mix topics within a subject or across subjects.
- 2
Make the session yours
Check the selected topics and question count. Use Suggest a mix if you want a starting point, then adjust your choices.
- 3
Practise and review
Work through the questions and review your answers. If one topic feels unfamiliar, give it a focused session next.
Before you start
What does interleaved mean?
It means mixing topics during practice, rather than finishing all your questions on one topic before moving to the next.
Should I always mix topics?
Use a focused session when you are getting to grips with a topic. Try a mix when you want to practise choosing an approach without relying on the previous question.
Can I mix different subjects?
Yes. Choose available topics from your saved courses. You can also keep the session within one subject. Course and question availability can limit your choices.
Is this a mock exam?
No. This is topic practice, not a complete exam paper. The question mix and practice score do not predict your exam result.
Which plan do I need?
Mixed practice is available on the Free plan. Daily question allowances still apply; check the plans page for current limits.
Ready to try Mixed practice?
Choose your course to see what’s available and find your next practice session.
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