Free practice exams built from the published question pools. A question pool is the complete, public list an examining body draws from — the FCC amateur pools, the USCIS civics list, the state driver manuals. When the pool is public, there is no reason to guess what is on the test. Work the pool until it is boring, and you pass.
Each one opens a study centre: a plain-English reference guide, then timed practice sets with a weak-area breakdown at the end.
The entry-level amateur radio licence. Rules, operating practice, electrical principles, safety and a handful of schematic figures.
HF privileges, propagation, antennas and the rules that come with talking to the rest of the world.
The top licence class. Circuit analysis, digital modes, radio mathematics and the rest of the spectrum.
Airspace, weather, charts, performance and regulations — the ground-school material behind the knowledge test.
How multirotors actually fly, what the flight computer is doing, battery limits, navigation, risk and counter-drone.
The naturalisation civics test. USCIS publishes the questions and the accepted answers in full, so these are the official questions rather than questions written about them.
The one test every CDL applicant takes. The licence and the law, stopping distance and space management, inspection and cargo securement, from 49 CFR and the CDL manual.
The national salesperson exam. Property and title, contracts and agency, fair housing, value and appraisal, financing and the math — weighted to the eight content areas in the same proportions the real exam uses.
The FCC amateur pools are replaced on a four-year cycle, and studying the wrong edition is the single most common way people waste a month. Tell us which exam you are working on and you will get one email when that pool is replaced, one when the new sets are online, and nothing else.
One email per pool change. No newsletter, no sharing your address.
Most free practice tests can be beaten without knowing the subject. Ours are built to close the loopholes.
On a four-option question the correct answer should be the longest about a quarter of the time. On many practice banks it is more than half, so a test-wise guesser scores well without studying. Every set here is measured and rewritten until it sits near chance.
Repeat a set and the answers move. You cannot memorise “the third one” — which is exactly the habit that fails people on exam day, when the order is different again.
The score screen breaks your result down by subelement, lists the questions you missed with the reasoning, and points you back at the reference guide section that covers them.
Where the examining body publishes a pool, the wording is taken from it, errata included, and the edition and expiry date are printed on the page so you know what you are studying.
Arrow keys move between questions, number keys pick an answer, and a navigator grid shows at a glance what is still unanswered. Fifty questions in ten minutes once you know the material.
Each quiz is a single page. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, and no score kept on a server. Save the page and it still works on a laptop with no signal.
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A handheld, a better antenna than the one in the box, and a programming cable. Written up here with the reasons, not just a list.
Remote ID, weight classes and what the certificate does and does not let you do with each one.
Identification, the fee, a calculator that is allowed, and the paperwork people forget.
Sixty-odd subjects with the same quiz engine and the same refusal to write easy questions — history, science, mathematics, survival and homesteading. Building wisdom through evaluation and testing.