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Mixed sets

Practise telling them apart

A topic drill tells you what you are looking at before you look. The exam does not, and neither does the sea. Each set below draws 12 questions across a group of things learners genuinely mix up, in an order that keeps changing.

Expect to score lower than on a single-topic drill. That is the point rather than a fault: mixed practice feels worse while you do it and holds up better a fortnight later, because you have to decide which kind of question this is before you can answer it.

Want one thing at a time instead? All topic drills.