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Past Questions 2025
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A PDF, a photo of your notes, pasted text, a lecture, or a YouTube link.
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Practice until you're ready
Answer, get marked instantly, and see the model answer when you miss.
Every way your exam will test you
Seven practice formats from one upload, plus a study note to revise from.
Multiple choice
Exam-style questions with instant marking and a score at the end.
Which event is generally taken to mark the outbreak of the Second World War in Europe?
Correct
Flashcards
Flip-to-reveal cards for fast recall runs, anywhere.
What is the difference between an ionic and a covalent bond?
An ionic bond transfers electrons between atoms; a covalent bond shares a pair of electrons between them.
Did you get it?
True or false
Quick checks that catch the things you only half-know.
The Sahara is the largest desert in the world.
Why
Antarctica is the largest desert. Deserts are defined by rainfall, not heat.
Correct
Fill in the gap
Type the missing term. Grader marks it and shows the model answer.
Self-generated fees for service or sales are classified as ____.
Correct
That's right. Self-generated fees for service or sales are classified as revenue.
Answer
Revenue
Essay
Write your answer. Grader grades it and lists the key points you missed.
How does Orwell use language to explore power in Animal Farm?
Strong answer
8/10You caught the rewriting of the commandments. You could also discuss the songs and slogans used to keep the other animals in line.
Summaries
The whole material boiled down to the points that matter, for a last pass before the hall.
Newton's laws: key points
Three laws describing how forces act on bodies, and the foundation of classical mechanics.
- First: a body stays at rest, or in uniform motion, unless a force acts on it.
- Second: force equals mass times acceleration.
- Third: every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Podcasts
Two hosts discuss your notes. Listen on the bus, in a queue, before bed.
Maya
So classical conditioning is Pavlov and the dogs. What makes operant conditioning different?
Leo
Consequences. Classical pairs two stimuli; operant changes behaviour through reward and punishment after the fact.
Study notes
A clean, editable note written from your material, ready for revision.
Contract law: formation
A contract is formed when four elements are present. Miss one and there is no binding agreement.
- Offer: a definite promise to be bound on specific terms.
- Acceptance: unqualified agreement to those terms.
- Consideration: something of value exchanged by both sides.
Study together with friends
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Questions, answered
What does Grader actually do?
You give it your own study material — a lecture PDF, photos of your notes, a recording, a YouTube link — and it turns that into practice questions you can answer and be graded on. The questions come from your material, not from a general question bank, so they cover what your course actually covers.
Who is it for?
Students, mainly — anyone revising for an exam who has material to revise from. It works the same whether you're preparing for secondary school finals, a university course, or a professional qualification.
What can I upload?
PDFs, photos or scans of handwritten notes, plain text you paste in, YouTube videos, and lectures you record in the app. Diagrams and labelled figures count too — a question can be about a diagram, not just the words around it.
What kinds of practice does it make?
Seven formats from the same material: multiple choice, true or false, flashcards, fill-the-gap, essay prompts, a written summary, and a two-host podcast you can listen to. You choose which ones you want; you don't have to generate all of them.
Can I study with other people?
Yes. Create a group, invite people with a code, and share a material into it — everyone answers the same questions and the leaderboard shows how the group is doing. Useful for a study group working through the same course.
Does it work in my language?
Grader is available in 34 languages, and you can have questions generated in a different language from the one your material is written in — useful if you study in one language and think in another.
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