IB Practice Questions
Answer exam-style questions topic by topic, check multiple choice straight away, and get written answers marked against the markscheme.
Practise the topic, then find out where the marks went
Reading a markscheme after a question tells you the answer, but not always which of your steps would have earned marks. Marksy marks your written answer against the markscheme, part by part, and says what was missing.
Marksy writes the questions for the current IB syllabus, in the style and difficulty of IB exams. They are practice questions, not official IB material, and the marks are estimates.
What you get
- Questions sorted by syllabus topic for Maths AA, Maths AI, Physics, Chemistry and Biology, SL and HL.
- A markscheme for every question and instant multiple choice checking.
- Type, photograph or draw a written answer and get it marked part by part.
- A free set of questions in every topic.
How to practise a topic
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Pick a subject, level and topic
Open your subject and level, then a whole theme or a single topic like A.1 Kinematics.
Revise exactly what you covered in class this week.
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Answer and check multiple choice
Choose an option and check it straight away, then read why each option is right or wrong.
Spot the misconception behind a wrong answer, not just the letter.
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Get written answers marked
Type your working, upload a photo or draw it, and Marksy marks each part against the markscheme.
See which marks you earned and what to add next time.
Questions people ask
- Are these IB past paper questions?
- No. Marksy writes them for the current IB syllabus, in the style of IB exams, with markschemes in the IB format. They are practice questions, not official IB material.
- What is free?
- Bronze questions in every topic are free, with markschemes and multiple choice checking. Student unlocks Silver questions and marks your written answers. Student Plus opens the whole bank, Gold included, with the most answer marking.
- How accurate is the marking?
- Marksy marks against the question's markscheme and explains each mark, but the marks are estimates, not official IB results.
Pick a topic, answer a question, and see where the marks went.