Test for how quick you fit do maths

E dey measure how fluent you be for arithmetic: how quick and correct you fit remember and work out simple number facts. Research on mental arithmetic show say adults dey answer plenty small sums and times-table facts by bringing them out from memory, and dem dey work out bigger ones step by step, wey dey take longer 1.

This one make am practice for skill wey you don learn, small like typing speed test. High score mean say you don practice arithmetic well; e no be measure of intelligence, and low score no mean say anything dey wrong.

• You get 60 seconds. The questions mix: addition and subtraction with numbers from 2 to 99, multiplication with times tables from 2 to 12, and division back. Every answer na whole number, e no dey negative.
• Type with the number pad wey dey screen or your keyboard. Once the answer correct, the next question go show; you no need submit anything. Use ⌫ to correct typing mistake.
• Every run get new questions. If you comot from the page, the run go end, because dem dey time the test.

Your score na how many questions you solve before time finish. We still show the average time for each question and how many na addition/subtraction compared with multiplication/division, because the mix dey random. Scores dey rise quick with practice, so the comparison wey useful pass na with your own earlier runs for the same device.

If you want test for holding numbers for mind instead of working with them, try the test for number memory.