This multiple choice quiz on Google Forms contains 20 questions on Area and Perimeter of Rectangles, starting with counting squares and finishing with changing between units. Suitable for age 11-14. You will receive a pdf with a link to the quiz which you can then edit if you wish. You can store the quiz in your own Google Drive and share with pupils through Google Classroom.

A typical trigonometry question is… “the angle of elevation to the top of a tree, 20 metres away, is 36 degrees. What is the height of the tree?” This quiz breaks down trigonometry to the necessary steps… Can you draw the diagram? Can you label the sides of the triangle? Can you choose sin, cos or tan? Can you set up the equation? Can you rearrange the equation to solve? Because each question is only one step of the problem, pupils can do the quiz on their phone or laptop without even needing to reach for a pen or paper. You will receive a link to the quiz which you can open and edit in your own Google Drive and assign to pupils through Google Classroom if you wish.

This multiple choice Google Form Quiz contains 20 questions on fractions. There are questions on adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing and some which test order of operations. Most questions simply ask for the next step in the method, rather than the final answer so that pupils can not use a calculator to ‘cheat’ and so that they are taught how to set out their work. You will receive a pdf with a link to the Google Form which you can make a copy of and save in your own Google Drive and distribute to pupils through Google Classroom.

This quiz contains 20 multiple choice questions on Rounding. It begins with a few questions on rounding to the nearest 10 or 100, then a few questions on decimal places. The majority of questions are on significant figures and the quiz finishes with estimating calculations by rounding the numbers in the calculation to 1 significant figure. You will receive a pdf with a link to the Google Form which you can copy and save in your own Google Drive and distribute to pupils through Google Classroom.

This multiple choice quiz on Indices includes writing numbers in index form, multiplying and dividing index numbers with the same base, powers of zero and negative powers. Pupils should be able to do this quiz on their phone or laptop without needing a pen or pencil. You will be given a link to a Google Form with 20 questions which you can make a copy of and edit yourself if you wish. You can save it in your Google Drive folder and assign to students in Google Classroom.

This multiple choice Percentages Quiz contains 20 questions in a Google Form. It has a mixture of questions on percentage increase, decrease, compound interest, simple interest, profit and loss, ‘reverse’ percentages and tax. It tests the method, rather than just asking for the answer. You will be given a pdf with a link to the quiz which you can copy and edit yourself if you wish to remove/add anything. You can store the quiz in your Google Drive and distribute to your pupils through Google Classroom so that you can see their responses.

Multiple Choice Maths asks pupils for the next line of their working, not the final answer. Therefore, pupils can do the quiz on their phone or laptop without needing a pen or pencil. Teachers can also see where the mistakes in the method are made. This quiz is suitable for age 14-16. It tests the use of PRODUCTS OF PRIME FACTORS for finding HCFs and LCMs. You will be given a link to a Google Form with 20 questions which you can make a copy of and edit yourself if you wish. You can save it in your Google Drive folder and assign to students in Google Classroom.

Straight Line Graphs and Coordinate Geometry are difficult topics. This quiz tests students’ knowledge of gradients, mid-points, length of a line, equation of a line. Suitable for age 15-16. The pdf contains a link to a fully editable quiz of 25 questions which you can open in Google Drive and assign to pupils in Google Classroom.

This multiple choice quiz on Google Forms contains 20 questions on Linear Sequences, starting with generating a sequence from its nth term or rule and finishing with finding the nth term or rule. There are also some exam type qurstions with picture sequences. Suitable for age 14-16. ​ You will receive a pdf with a link to the quiz which you can then edit if you wish. You can store the quiz in your own Google Drive and share with pupils through Google Classroom.

This multiple choice quiz contains 20 questions on GCSE Circle Theorems. You will be given a link to a Google Form with 20 questions which you can make a copy of and edit yourself if you wish. You can save it in your Google Drive folder and assign to students in Google Classroom so that you can see their responses.

This multiple choice quiz on Google Forms contains 20 questions on Simultaneous Equations. Multiple Choice Maths asks pupils for the next line of their working, not the final answer. This allows pupils to ‘show their working’ and teachers to see where mistakes are made. You will receive a pdf with a link to the quiz which you can then edit if you wish. You can store the qiuz in your own Google Drive and share with pupils through Google Classroom.

This multiple choice Google Form Quiz contains 20 questions on Metric Units. There are questions on metric measures of length, mass and capacity. eg. metres, grams and litres. You will receive a pdf with a link to the Google Form which you can make a copy of and save in your own Google Drive and distribute to pupils through Google Classroom.

This multiple choice quiz on Stratified Sampling contains 20 questions in a Google Form. These are of GCSE standard. You will be given a pdf with a link to the quiz which you can copy and save in your own Google Drive and distribute to your pupils through Google Classroom and see their responses.

This multiple choice Google Form Quiz contains 20 questions on Exchange Rates. There are questions on converting between Euros, Dollars and Pounds etc. You will receive a pdf with a link to the Google Form which you can make a copy of and save in your own Google Drive and distribute to pupils through Google Classroom.

Multiple Choice Maths asks pupils for the next line of their working, not the final answer. Therefore, pupils can do the quiz on their phone or laptop without needing a pen or pencil. Teachers can also see where the mistakes in the method are made. This quiz tests the basics of solving equations using the ‘balance method’ of doing the same operation to both sides. You will be given a link to a Google Form with 30 questions which you can make a copy of and edit yourself if you wish. You can save it in your Google Drive folder and assign to students in Google Classroom.