The Year 3 class tests, one per topic.
Year 3 is the year of the leap: 30 hours, physics going from 2 to 3 hours and analytic geometry becoming the thread of the whole last three years. The tests follow the real order of the programme, from functions and transformations through to conics and trigonometric functions.
Years 1 to 5 are the five years of Italian high school; each card is a practice class test on one block of that year’s programme.
Test in ItalianThe questions of this simulator are in Italian, as in the real exam.
Maths — the year’s programme, block by block
- September-October
Functions: domain, composition, inverse, transformations of graphs
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- November-December
The parabola: families, tangents, problems with a parameter
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- January-February
The circle in the coordinate plane (line and circle, families)
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- March-April
Ellipse, hyperbola, homographic function
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- May
Trigonometric functions: unit circle, associated angles, graphs
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
Physics — the year’s programme, block by block
- September-October
Motion in the plane: projectile, circular, harmonic; Galilean relativity
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- November-December
Work, energy, conservation; momentum and collisions
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- January
Fluid dynamics: flow rate, continuity and Bernoulli’s theorem
practice test coming soon
- January-February
Gravitation: Kepler, Newton, field, satellites
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- March-May
Ideal gases and thermodynamics (1st and 2nd law, Carnot)
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
The mixed end-of-term test
- January
Mixed end-of-term test
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
Questions about this year.
The conics are three different tests: which one do I take?
Parabola in November-December, circle in January-February, ellipse and hyperbola in March-April: almost everywhere they are three separate tests in this order. If your teacher is covering them together, start with the parabola: the tangent method with the discriminant is the same for all three.
Physics starts now at the classical high school: which test do I take?
The Year 1 test on measurement and errors and then the Year 2 one on fluids: in Year 3 at the classical high school you start from there, not from motion in the plane.
There is already a catch-up test for Year 3, what is the difference?
The catch-up test covers the whole year’s programme in one go, for September. These are class tests during the year, one block at a time.
To read and to try
Is the score not enough?
See which topics lost you the most marks, then we look at your results together: the diagnostic is free and I tell you which two or three blocks are worth working on.