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Worksheets and mock tests for your chapter

Choose a board, class, subject and chapter. Get a print-ready paper with an answer key in about a minute, or take the mock test online and get it marked.

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How Pascal works

Pick a chapter from your textbook and Pascal turns it into a practice worksheet or a mock test, in about a minute. Learn smarter, not harder.

  • Ready in about a minute
  • Real textbook chapters
  • Mock tests marked straight away

Have a go

Try a question

Three quick questions, marked the moment you answer. In a real mock test, you get your marks as soon as you submit.

Maths · Class 7Question 1 of 3

What is ¾ of 20?

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Students, teachers and parents

  • Students

    • Practise a chapter before a test
    • Take a timed mock test online
    • See your marks, with tips on what to fix

  • Teachers

    • Worksheets and question papers in about a minute
    • Answer keys included
    • Print it or save it as a PDF

  • Parents

    • Home practice that matches school
    • Pick the exact chapter your child is on
    • Nothing to install or sign up for

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Questions people ask

Is Pascal free?

Yes. There's nothing to sign up for: pick a chapter and go. To keep things fair for everyone, there's an hourly limit on how many papers you can make.

Where do the questions come from?

From the chapter you pick. Pascal reads that chapter from its textbook library and uses AI to write brand-new questions on it, so every paper is different.

Are the answers always right?

Usually, but not always: AI can make mistakes. Check the answer key, and ask your teacher if something looks wrong.

How does marking work?

When you take a mock test online, multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blanks and match the following are marked the moment you finish. Short and long answers are marked by AI against a model answer, with a tip on what to improve.

Can I print it?

Yes. Print any worksheet or mock test, or save it as a PDF, with or without the answers.

Do I need to know how to write prompts?

No. Just pick from the lists. If you like, add a note in “Anything else?”, such as “more word problems”.

Which boards and classes are there?

CBSE, ICSE, Cambridge and IB, from Class 6 up. The lists only show the classes and subjects that have chapters in the library.