The Year 4 class tests, one per topic.
Year 4 is the year with two very heavy tests in the same term: trigonometry in December and logarithms in January. Here you will find one test for each, plus the September quiz on trigonometric functions, the spring test on complex numbers, May’s combinatorics and the four physics tests.
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
Trigonometric formulas and trigonometric equations and inequalities
dedicated quiz, already online
- November-December
Trigonometry: right-angled triangles, chord theorem, law of sines, law of cosines
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- January-February
Exponentials and logarithms
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- March-April
Complex numbers; solid geometry
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- May
Combinatorics and probability (conditional, Bayes)
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
Physics — the year’s programme, block by block
- September-October
Mechanical waves and sound (interference, standing waves, dB, Doppler)
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- November-December
Wave optics: Young, diffraction, gratings
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- January-March
Electrostatics and direct current: Coulomb, field, potential, Ohm, circuits
50 minutes · 15 questions · score out of 15
- April-May
Magnetostatics: B field, Lorentz, Ampere
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.
Is the test on trigonometric functions the same as the trigonometry test?
No: the first is about the trigonometric functions and their equations, the second applies sine and cosine to triangles. They are two different tests, usually in October and in December, and here they have two separate practice tests.
My teacher did logarithms in Year 3.
That often happens and it is not a problem: the tests follow the topic, not the year. If you have already finished exponentials and logarithms, take that test when you need it, whatever your class.
Does it help with the maturità?
What is consolidated in Year 4 — trigonometric formulas, logarithms, trigonometry — almost always comes back in the questions of the second paper. That is why it is better not to leave them half-learned.
To read and to try
- the other Year 4 test, on trigonometric functions
- the guide to complex numbers explained well
- the guide to probability and combinatorics
- the typical physics mistakes in high school
- the electromagnetism you need for the maturità
- how to handle test anxiety
- the Year 4 maths catch-up exam
- the Year 4 physics catch-up exam
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.