Are you smarter than a 9th grader?
10 questions straight from a Grade 9 classroom: maths, science, geography, history and English. Can you beat a 14-year-old?
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Which is the factorised form of x² − 9?
About this test
Answer 10 multiple-choice questions at a Grade 9 level, covering maths, science, geography, history and English. You'll see the right answer after each question. Score 8 or more to prove you're smarter than a Grade 9 student, then move up a grade!
Possible results
- The 9th graders win this round (score 0+)
- Nearly there (score 5+)
- Smarter than a 9th grader! (score 8+)
- Top of the class (score 10+)
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