Sit a paper
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Papers

Choose your paper

No account and no email. Each paper gets its own private link; keep it on a record if you want your scores to add up over time.

Short paperFree
  • 12 questions
  • 15 minutes
  • every section

One question from each of the eight sections plus four more, in mixed order. The quickest way to see where you stand.

Full paperFree during preview
  • 32 questions
  • 40 minutes
  • 4 per section

Every section, four questions each, in section order. Your readiness map is built from full and short papers handed in on time.

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Section drills

Drill one section, marked as you go

No clock. Each answer is marked the moment you give it, with the full mark scheme. Free drills hold 4 questions; with the Deskcheck Pass a drill takes the whole section.

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ARead the code

10 questions in this section

BSecrets

9 questions in this section

CUntrusted input

10 questions in this section

DAccounts and access

10 questions in this section

ETests that prove it

10 questions in this section

FPackages

10 questions in this section

GAgents and prompts

10 questions in this section

HEdge cases

10 questions in this section

Keep your papers on a record

A record is a private link that collects your papers, adds up a readiness map across your last ten timed papers, and builds missed rounds from the questions you got wrong. No name, no email: whoever has the link can open it, so keep it to yourself.

Already have one? Open your record link and start papers from there.

Before you start

  • The server keeps the time. A paper handed in more than 2 minutes late is still marked, but labelled over time and left out of the readiness map.
  • An open paper can be handed in for 24 hours. Papers not kept on a record are deleted after 30 days.
  • Works without JavaScript. With it you also get the countdown, flags and the answer sheet.
  • Open book is fine. It is practice; nobody is watching.