Elementary Math

Clearly, playing with quizzes like the ones presented here should be only a part of a comprehensive mathematics education program. Multiple-choice questions cannot replace other forms of instruction and exercises. Nevertheless, new skills should be practiced in order for them to become useful in everyday life and in future studies, and in this respect few forms of exercise can surpass multiple-choice quizzes like the ones included here.

The topics covered in this collection include Addition, Multiplication, Subtraction and Division. In addition to traditional exercises, we have also included Estimated Addition and Find Missing Factors quizzes that were designed to compel students to look at the subject matter from a different angle. The Missing Factors quiz requires the same basic skills that are needed while solving simple equations and the Estimated Addition quiz shows how results of mathematical operations involving relatively large numbers can be estimated without a calculator.