How to find the right practice test
Use subject filters, search and the test description to choose a useful starting point.
Quick answer
Choose a subject in Tests, search for a relevant topic and inspect the test description, question count and time limit before starting.
A test is easier to learn from when it matches the topic you are working on. Do not choose only by the title or by the reward displayed on a card.
Narrow down the catalogue
Open Tests, choose a subject from the filter, and search for a topic or test name. If there are more results, use the page controls to continue through the list. Clearing the search and subject filter brings back the wider catalogue.
Read before starting
On the test detail page, check the description, number of questions, section information and time limit. These details describe the selected training test. Different tests can have different limits, so do not treat one test as the specification for every ORT exam.
For example, if you are revising one algebra topic, a focused practice test may be easier to review than a larger mixed test. Write down why you chose it before starting.
Why are there no results?
A combination of subject and search text can be too narrow. Clear one filter at a time and check the spelling. An empty filtered list does not mean that your account has lost progress. You can also look in courses or materials for the same subject.
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