A hand-picked set of tests and practice spaces that show what Examplary can do: every question type, rubrics for AI-assisted marking, paper-friendly tests and AI practice with mastery tracking. Copy any of them into your workspace and make them your own.
A KS3 English test that brings back the oral exam, at scale: students write a persuasive speech (marked with a holistic rubric), record its opening with the voice recorder, and defend their view in a debate with an AI opponent. Every answer gets AI-suggested marks and feedback for the teacher to confirm.
Practice space · MathsAn always-on maths practice space with step-by-step math input. Students choose a topic, get endless new questions with hints, and teachers see progress per student and per topic.
Practice space · GeographyA geography practice space with mastery topics, hints and a proficiency badge. Students can also type their own question to practise ('quiz me on meanders'), which Examplary answers from the attached notes.
Practice space · BiologyA practice space where students practise at their own pace: Examplary generates fresh questions per topic, gives hints and instant feedback, and tracks mastery per topic. Students earn a proficiency badge once they score 80% over 10 questions on two different days.
Test · MathsA GCSE Foundation maths test built to be printed. Students write their working by hand, you scan the papers, and Examplary reads each step and suggests method and accuracy marks. Uses formula input, a step-by-step math notebook, sequencing and drop-in blanks on screen too.
Test · HistoryA GCSE History test that goes from quick knowledge checks (dates, matching, chronology) to working with an interpretation, a 12-mark extended answer marked with an analytical rubric, and a debate against an AI devil's advocate. Shows how Examplary assesses argument, not just recall.
Test · BiologyA KS3 Biology test that uses a different question type for every question: multiple choice, checkboxes, true/false, drop-down blanks, matching, sequencing, selecting words in a text, short and long answers marked with a rubric, and a conversation with an AI examiner. The best place to start exploring Examplary.
Copy anything from the library to your Examplary workspace, change it to fit your class and hand it out to your students.
