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An eleven-question math test for upper-elementary and early middle-school students: mental arithmetic, fractions, decimals and percentages, prime numbers, perimeter and area, and one question where the student explains their method in words. Ten questions mark themselves; the explanation is yours to mark.
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Partial credit on a multi-select
The prime-number question is worth 3 points with partial credit: each right tick earns its share and each wrong tick takes one back, so a student who finds two of three primes still scores.
Custom points and letter grades
Questions are worth 2 points, the multi-select 3 and the explanation 4 — 25 in all — with A to F grade bands and a 60% pass mark already set.
Results held for marking
Because one question is written, scores are held until you release them, so no student sees a total that is about to change.
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Math Test
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- Press “Use this template”. Edit any question, its points or its answer — the editor keeps the correct marks as you go.
- It opens in the exam editor with the time limit, shuffling, pass mark and grades already set. Change any of them under “Exam settings” before you share the link.
- Share the link with “One attempt per person” on. Each student gets 30 minutes, a different question order, and is submitted automatically when time runs out.
- Scores are held until you mark the written answer on the Grade screen and press Release. Then each student’s private results link shows their score, grade and your comment.
Questions in this quiz
12 questions, using 4 of the 24 question types available.
| Question | Question type | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Your name | Short text | Yes |
| What is 7 × 8? | Short text | Yes |
| What is 144 ÷ 12? | Short text | Yes |
| Which fraction is equal to 1/2? | Radio buttons | Yes |
| What is 0.25 as a percentage? | Radio buttons | Yes |
| A rectangle is 5 cm long and 3 cm wide. What is its perimeter? | Radio buttons | Yes |
| What is the area of the same 5 cm by 3 cm rectangle? | Radio buttons | Yes |
| True or false: every square is a rectangle. | Radio buttons | Yes |
| Which of these numbers are prime? Tick all that apply. | Checkboxes | Yes |
| What is 3/4 + 1/8? | Radio buttons | Yes |
| What is 3,476 rounded to the nearest hundred? | Radio buttons | Yes |
| Explain in words how to find the area of a rectangle, and why it works. | Long text | Yes |
All eleven questions and answers
1. What is 7 × 8? — 56.
2. What is 144 ÷ 12? — 12.
3. Which fraction is equal to 1/2? — 2/4.
4. What is 0.25 as a percentage? — 25%.
5. A rectangle is 5 cm long and 3 cm wide. What is its perimeter? — 16 cm.
6. What is the area of the same rectangle? — 15 cm².
7. True or false: every square is a rectangle. — True.
8. Which of these numbers are prime? — 2, 7 and 13 (not 9 or 15).
9. What is 3/4 + 1/8? — 7/8.
10. What is 3,476 rounded to the nearest hundred? — 3,500.
11. Explain in words how to find the area of a rectangle, and why it works. — Marked by the teacher: multiply length by width, because that counts the unit squares that fit inside.
What goes wrong with this quiz
Specific to this template, not general advice about quizzes.
Units in typed answers
A typed answer must match once punctuation is removed, so “16 cm” and “16” differ. This template asks for measurements as multiple choice with the units shown.
Too short a timer
Thirty minutes allows about two and a half minutes a question. Cut it for a quick check, but leave room for the written answer, which takes longest.
Questions about this quiz
Can I mark the written answer?
Yes. The essay waits on the Grade screen, which lists the attempts still to mark first. Give marks and a comment; the total, percentage and grade update, and the student sees your comment when you release scores.
Can I give it to my class through Google Classroom?
Use the Share menu to post the link to Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams, or send it by email. Students open it in any browser without an account. Grades are not synced back automatically — export the gradebook CSV.
What grade level is this math test for?
It suits roughly grades 4 to 6 (ages 9 to 12): times tables, division, equivalent fractions, adding fractions with different denominators, percentages, rounding, primes, perimeter and area. Swap questions to fit your class.
Do students need to type answers exactly?
Typed answers ignore capitals, spaces and punctuation, so “56” and “ 56.” both count. Fraction and percentage answers are multiple choice, which avoids format arguments.
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